Tickets :: Comment on [#2505] Horde's use of PHP_SELF to determine "webroot" creates problems with symlinked directories

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Comment	> Hello Jan, > > > > Where is this configuration option? I've found that in order to > manually set the webroot, I've had to comment out the auto-detection > section of registry.php and set the variable value again manually: > > > > /* > > if (isset($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])) { > > $webroot = strstr(dirname(__FILE__), '/' . > array_shift(preg_split(';/;', $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 2, > PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY))); > > if ($webroot !== false) { > > $webroot = preg_replace(';/config$;', '', $webroot); > > } else { > > $webroot = '/horde'; > > } > > } else { > > $webroot = '/horde'; > > } > > */ > > $webroot = '/horde'; > > > > If I don't do the above, the PHP_SELF detection logic kicks in and > determines the wrong webroot. > > > > Cheers, > > Nick
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