1.2.701. Missing Include¶
The included files doesn’t exists in the repository. The inclusions target a files that doesn’t exist.
The analysis works with every type of inclusion : include(), require(), include_once() and require_once(). It also works with parenthesis when used as parameter delimiter.
The analysis doesn’t take into account include_path. This may yield false positives.
Missing included files may lead to a fatal error, a warning or other error later in the execution.
<?php
include 'non_existent.php';
// variables are not resolved. This won't be reported.
require ($path.'non_existent.php');
?>
Name |
Default |
Type |
Description |
constant_or_variable_name |
100 |
integer |
Literal value to be used when including files. For example, by configuring ‘Files_MissingInclude[HOME_DIR] = /tmp/myDir/;’, then ‘include HOME_DIR . my_class.php; will be actually be used as ‘/tmp/myDir/my_class.php’. Constants must be configured with their correct case. Variable must be configured with their initial ‘$’. Configure any number of variable and constant names. |
1.2.701.1. Specs¶
Short name |
Files/MissingInclude |
Rulesets |
|
Exakat since |
1.1.2 |
PHP Version |
All |
Severity |
Critical |
Time To Fix |
Instant (5 mins) |
Precision |
Very high |
Features |
include |
Available in |