[Resolved] include() from other domain

[detlev]

I´m a new member of this forum and first I would like to send greetings to all the members.
My problem is this:
I'm running a virtual server with 2 different domains.
On domain 2 I have a lot of scripts, which are working fine on this domain.
Now on domain 1, I'm creating new scripts and I would like to reuse the scripts of domain 2.
But the include() command does not work properly. The include itself is done, but variables defined in the calling file on domain 1 are not properly processed in the file included from domain 2. They are all lost and I receive the following warning:
Warning: main(): stream does not support seeking in ... on line ...

See the testing example online:
http://www.brsteine.com/test_call_incfile.php

I have no idea, what this message means and what to do to get this work.

Anybody out there who can help?

Detlev

[superwormy]

You really should never include() or require() files over HTTP. When you do this, Apache parses your PHP BEFORE it gets handed over to your current PHP script, so you WILL NOT get any of the PHP code from site 1. If they're on the same server, try using absolute filepaths to include() it over the filesystem:

include ('/your/path/to/files/file.inc.php");

You can get the current directory in most *nix systems by typing:

pwd

At the command line.

[detlev]

That was immediate reply.
Already changed and tested.
Works fine.
I'm starting to love this forum.

Thanks very much superwormy

Detlev