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if I?m calling a file "FooBar.php", echo __FILE__; will output "foobar.php". Although w32 allows files only in-sensitive (no FooBar.php and foobar.php concurrently) it saves the case information and thus __FILE__ (and related) should contain this cased information too. This will bug will also cause scripts not to be platform independend: // filename lowercased $filename=basename(__FILE__); // HTTP REQUEST, w cased filename $fullpage=substr($tmp=strtolower(getenv('SERVER_PROTOCOL')),0,strpos($tmp,'/')).'://'.getenv('HTTP_HOST').getenv('REQUEST_URI'); $pageonly=substr($fullpage,0,strpos($fullpage,$filename)+strlen($filename)); hile this script should work on *nix calling "foobar.php" it does not on w32