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Standard practice would be to create a directory 1 level up from each site, give the users the sites run as access to that directory, and when doing includes use relative paths. &nbsp;For example, ../includes &nbsp;would refer to a 'include' directory up one folder, and when doing the includes use &nbsp; ../includes/whatevercodefi<wbr />le.php, etc.
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Is it possible to give access to:<br />
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c:\\websites\includes\<br />
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while run the websites at<br />
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c:\\websites\website1\publ<wbr />ic_html\<br />
c:\\websites\website2\publ<wbr />ic_html\<br />
c:\\websites\website3\publ<wbr />ic_html\<br />
....<br />
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?<br />
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I dont know how to do this
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How do I let several websites on my server access the same include-file? I want my websites to access the same file so that central functions do not have to be uploaded to each and every /public_html/<br />
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How do I let several websites on my server access the same include-file? I want my websites to access the same file so that central functions do not have to be uploaded to each and every /public_html/



Standard practice would be to create a directory 1 level up from each site, give the users the sites run as access to that directory, and when doing includes use relative paths.  For example, ../includes  would refer to a &#39;include&#39; directory up one folder, and when doing the includes use   ../includes/whatevercodefile.php, etc.

Is it possible to give access to:

c:\\websites\includes\

while run the websites at

c:\\websites\website1\public_html\
c:\\websites\website2\public_html\
c:\\websites\website3\public_html\
....

?

I dont know how to do this

Same include file for multiple websites in classic ASP on IIS 6

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