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E.g d:/home/default/new-midnight.com/htdocs/
Okay, I am trying to find out the absolute path on a new server, and I am not having much luck. Is there a cgi script or something that I can use to find the absolute paths?
Or is there some other way to do this, other than contacting my host?
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Cant you just telnet in and type in 'pwd'
that will give you the absolute path.
Or just have a look on the net for a program/script that will print your environment variables.
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