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PHP error "No input file specified" when calling tinyMCE from a symbolic link

I am using tinyMCE with a PHP compressor. I would like to have it in one folder, used by all domains that need it on my server, instead of a copy for each site. However, since I know this is not a cross-domain , I thought that I could put it in a folder accessible to each site through a symbolic link.

But I get this PHP error:

No input file specified.

I got the impression that it has less to do with tinyMCE than with a symbolic link, but I don't have a hint.

Somebody knows?

Thank!

UPDATE:
After many digging, this seems to be related to Apache. PHP runs through FCGId, and it seems to be a permission error. However, I get a 500 error if I run it using mod_php.

SOLUTION:
Assuming this as a real answer, so the question does not go unanswered ... See below

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