What happened here ?

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Althouth it should be like that, in my horde codes there is always bad
news when I use @include statement to include some files I need. Indeed,
it failed to include that file I specified. Maybe there is some related
settings about the whole env. that I don't know! Is there any suggestion
about this? Thank you very much advancely!

Regards

Scott

>> Dear Sir:
>>        When I use the Horde 2.0, I found that there is a pre-fix '@'
>> character in the statement 'include', 'require', 'require_once or
>> 'include_once'  that lead to unnormally performance. (In fact, that
file
>> of the file name identified after the include statement is not
included
>> !)
>> 	If the '@' character indeed cause the include statement fail,
>> why the distribution added it ?

>Because it's added everywhere where it's POSSIBLE that including fails
to 
>silence the php warnings.

>Jan.

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