ID: 25805
User updated by: mattj at exitcare dot com
Reported By: mattj at exitcare dot com
-Status: Feedback
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Directory function related
Operating System: Windows 2003 Web Server
PHP Version: 4.3.3
New Comment:
I redid the share to be called 'fdrive'.
Then updated my script accordingly:
<?php
$dir1 = "\\\\matt\\fdrive\\";
$dir2 = "\\\\192.168.0.6\\fdrive\\";
$dir3 = "//matt/fdrive/";
$dir4 = "//192.168.0.6/fdrive/";
opendir($dir1);
opendir($dir2);
opendir($dir3);
opendir($dir4);
?>
But I still get:
Warning: opendir(\\matt\fdrive\): failed to open dir: Invalid argument
in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ExitCareWeb\test.php on line 6
Warning: opendir(\\192.168.0.6\fdrive\): failed to open dir: Invalid
argument in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ExitCareWeb\test.php on line 7
Warning: opendir(//matt/fdrive/): failed to open dir: Invalid argument
in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ExitCareWeb\test.php on line 8
Warning: opendir(//192.168.0.6/fdrive/): failed to open dir: Invalid
argument in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ExitCareWeb\test.php on line 9
Previous Comments:
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[2003-10-10 11:39:33] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try renaming those shares not to have that space in them,
for example 'F Drive' -> 'F_Drive'..
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[2003-10-10 09:17:42] mattj at exitcare dot com
It is not security.
I went to the Sharing tab and clicked the Perissions button for the F
Drive Share. I gave Everyone full control. I also went to the Security
tab and set Everyone to full control. Applied the changes, reran the
script. Exact same result.
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[2003-10-10 07:03:46] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"To anyone who needs to use UNC mapped drives with
OpenDir(), if you are having a problem with OpenDir() reading
the directory, check your permissions for the share on the
host machine. Start with giving full permission to everyone
(which should work fine) and then back accessability until you
have a problem."
from bug #22153
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[2003-10-09 13:04:54] mattj at exitcare dot com
Looks like it yields the same results.
<?php
$dir1 = "\\\\matt\\F Drive\\";
$dir2 = "\\\\192.168.0.6\\F Drive\\";
$dir3 = "//matt/F Drive/";
$dir4 = "//192.168.0.6/F Drive/";
opendir($dir1);
opendir($dir2);
opendir($dir3);
opendir($dir4);
?>
Warning: opendir(\\matt\F Drive\): failed to open dir: Invalid argument
in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ExitCareWeb\test.php on line 6
Warning: opendir(\\192.168.0.6\F Drive\): failed to open dir: Invalid
argument in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ExitCareWeb\test.php on line 7
Warning: opendir(//matt/F Drive/): failed to open dir: Invalid argument
in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ExitCareWeb\test.php on line 8
Warning: opendir(//192.168.0.6/F Drive/): failed to open dir: Invalid
argument in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ExitCareWeb\test.php on line 9
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[2003-10-09 12:32:58] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MSDN docs on FindFirstFile (the win32 API that underlies opendir)
state:
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... Similarly, on network shares, you can use an lpFileName of the form
"\\server\service\*" but you cannot use an lpFileName that points to
the share itself, such as "\\server\service".
To examine any directory other than a root directory, use an
appropriate path to that directory, with no trailing backslash. For
example, an argument of "C:\windows" will return information about the
directory "C:\windows", not about any directory or file in
"C:\windows". An attempt to open a search with a trailing backslash
will always fail.
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So, try it with a trailing backslash.
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