It's again not stated clearly in the documentation, that you should use --enable-discard-path ONLY IF you plan to use the PHP CGI outside the web tree as stated here.
If you want to use PHP as a regular CGI processor (via Action & AddHandler in the Apache config file), you shouldn't use this option because, if compiled with this, the PHP binary won't recognize the path to the actual script and will in any case try to send itself to the browser as the script output (!).
Cazul 4: parserul PHP in afara directorului radacina web
O metoda foarte sigura si eleganta este de a plasa compilatorul PHP in afara directorului radacina web. In /usr/local/bin, spre exemplu. Singura dezamagire pe care o veti avea, este ca trebuie sa puneti urmatoarea linie:
#!/usr/local/bin/php
Pentru ca PHP sa utilizeze informatiile PATH_INFO si PATH_TRANSLATED in mod corect, acesta trebuie compilat cu optiunea de configurare --enable-discard-path
Cazul 4: parserul PHP in afara directorului radacina web
raj at ap dot krakow dot pl
09-Feb-2008 09:02
09-Feb-2008 09:02
Andras Rokob <rokoba at bolyai dot elte dot hu>
18-Oct-2006 11:59
18-Oct-2006 11:59
You can avoid the need of using the shell-escaping (#! ...) in all your php scripts if you set the executable bit on them and exploit the binfmt_misc support of the Linux kernels.
