ID:               46629
 User updated by:  j-e dot zwar at bigpond dot net dot au
 Reported By:      j-e dot zwar at bigpond dot net dot au
-Status:           Feedback
+Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         Directory function related
 Operating System: win32 only
 PHP Version:      5.2.6
 New Comment:

Thank you for your recommendation.
I tried to install PHP 5.3 (Windows x86 VC9 (thread safe)) installer
from windows.php.net/snapshots/ but get a setup error "there is a
problem with this Windows Installer package. A script required for this
install to complete could not be run. Contact your support personnel or
package vendor".
I did install the Microsoft 2008 C++ runtime first.


Previous Comments:
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[2008-11-23 22:53:56] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Please try using this CVS snapshot:

  http://snaps.php.net/php5.2-latest.tar.gz
 
For Windows:

  http://windows.php.net/snapshots/



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[2008-11-22 22:40:22] j-e dot zwar at bigpond dot net dot au

Thanks for the advice.  I changed the permissions and now the lowest
level returns TRUE but not the "My Documents" level??

I.e., "C:/Documents and Settings/Fred & Ginger/My Documents/AC Images
Test" returns TRUE but
"C:/Documents and Settings/Fred & Ginger/My Documents" still returns
FALSE.

I right-clicked on the directory in Windows Explorer and within the
Security tag entered IUSR_COMPUTERNAME (with my computer name) and then
ticked the 'full control' box.

Any other advice will be appreciated.

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[2008-11-20 19:19:48] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Check permissions.

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[2008-11-20 11:26:55] j-e dot zwar at bigpond dot net dot au

Description:
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PHP function is_dir does not recognise some of the directories in my PC
directory structure.
Environment is:
. Dell Core 2 Duo PC
. Windows XP Pro SP3
. PHP version 5.2.6
. IIS version 5.1
. MySQL version 5.0.51b-community-nt
. Dreamweaver MX2004 version 7 as the "text editor"
. Internet Explorer version 6.0.2900
. sendmail.exe
All running on the Dell PC - i.e., all executions are via 'localhost'


Reproduce code:
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$dir1 = "C:/AAImages/";
$dir2 = "C:/Documents and Settings/";
$dir3 = "C:/Documents and Settings/Fred & Ginger/";
$dir4 = "C:/Documents and Settings/Fred & Ginger/My Documents/";
$dir5 = "C:/Documents and Settings/Fred & Ginger/My Documents/AC Images
Test/";

var_dump (is_dir($dir1));  // returns true (correctly)
var_dump (is_dir($dir2));  // returns true (correctly)
var_dump (is_dir($dir3));  // returns true (correctly)
var_dump (is_dir($dir4));  // returns false (incorrectly)
var_dump (is_dir($dir5));  // returns false (incorrectly)

But all these directories do exist on my PC and I have checked the
spelling carefully. Permissions seem to be OK as I can upload files from
the lower level directories via an HTML form OK.


Expected result:
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var_dump (is_dir($dir4)) and var_dump(is_dir($dir5)) should both return
TRUE, i.e., all of the 5 var_dumps should return TRUE.

Have tried it inversely and the same error is apparent - i.e., tried
var_dump(!is_dir($dir4)) etc.  With the 'not' tests I get false, false,
false, true and true.

Have also tried it with double backslashes in the directory names
instead of the single forward slashes - same error apparent.

Have also tried it without the trailing forward slash at the end of
each directory name with the same erroneous result.

Actual result:
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var_dump (is_dir($dir1));  // returns true (correctly)
var_dump (is_dir($dir2));  // returns true (correctly)
var_dump (is_dir($dir3));  // returns true (correctly)
var_dump (is_dir($dir4));  // returns false (incorrectly)
var_dump (is_dir($dir5));  // returns false (incorrectly)

Any help/advice will be very much appreciated.
Thank you in anticipation.


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