ID: 9688
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: IIS related
PHP Version: 4.0.4
New Comment:
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Previous Comments:
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[2002-01-12 06:58:09] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can you try out 4.1.1 and see if the problem still exists?
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[2001-05-21 00:32:54] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It might be for all I know , a permission problem which occure when
one are using maped network drives/virtual hosts under IIS. I can't say
either
as I was using a remote host(or web hoster).
If it's the case it shouldn't be fixed anyway??
I think it's a bit scame cause if your working on a huge project and
you can't upload file where the point of using it all??
Anyway people have been asking for work arounds, I can't say
I know of a work around which guarantees success , but I made
a script to test file-uploades with different approaches
(ftp_functions, fopen("ftp://....";) , copy())
Main purpose of this was cause I found myself in a postion
where I needed to change web-hoster because of this bug,
(fortunately I'm not paying for this service) and I wanted to know
if next web-hoster would have same problem.
The test script can be found at http://www.valar.f2s.com , hope it
helps!
Meanwhile lets hope for a bug fix!!?
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Best Regards,
IN
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[2001-05-18 04:30:55] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The problem here seems that PHP cant access the drive or file. Have you
checked permissions? Is G:\ a mapped network drive? Is the path
correct?? Please check these, then try latest CVS (snapshots for win32
are avalible here: http://www.zend.com/snapshots )
- James
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[2001-03-11 17:49:57] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm working against a IIS web server with PHP 4.0.4
It seems that both ftp_up and fopen causes the same
problem, not allowing you to upload files.
On the attempt to open sourcefile/submited file
I get following errors;
with ftp_up:
Warning: error opening G:\\mysite\\mysite\\gfx\\icon_editor_url.gif in
ftp.php on line 19
with fopen:
Warning: fopen("G:\\mysite\\mysite\\gfx\\icon_editor_list.gif","rb") -
No such file or directory in uploadfile.php on line 7
hence under linux, I have tested the fopen with php4.0.b3
and it seems to work. Question me for samplecode if needed.
Regards,
IN.
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