Default path for include_path in MAC

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I have downloaded aps-php-runtime-2.1-283.zip library and documentation says unzip it and place under default include_path directory. I checked in php.ini file but it shows default location as .:/php/includes. What is the actual directory that I have to place third party libraries to use in global as follows.

<php?
    require_once "aps/2/runtime.php";
?>

I created my own directory and place the library and set that path into include_path in php.ini file. Seems this way is much easier than finding the default directory. — Yasitha
– Yasitha, Commented Apr 15, 2015 at 6:48

Max · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-15 09:29:22Z

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The default directory is indeed /php/includes, and it does not exist on a Mac. You have to create it if you wish to use the default one.

But changing include_path and making it point to a different directory is also a perfectly valid approach.

answered Apr 15, 2015 at 9:29

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