'/images/image1.png' is '<root>/images/image1.png'
'images/image1.png' is '<webroot>/images/image1.png'
you are using the first, unless your something wierd on your first box, like
chroot, or safe_mode, or something else Ive never used, I dont know why the
first server is acting the way it is.
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> When I run the code below it writes the image to the <webroot>/images
> directory on a Solaris machine running iPlanet and php4.04pl1. When I run
> the exactly same code on a Solaris machine running iPlanet and php4.08 it
> tries to write the file to "<root>/images/image1.png". Why would one
write
> to the webroot and one write to the file system root? Is there
> configuration directive I can put in the php.ini to resolve? What am I
> missing here?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> <?php
> $key = "/images/image1.png";
> $value = "http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx?type=PNG";;
> if(file_exists($key)) {
> $diff = time() - filemtime($key);
> if($diff >= 3600) {
> unlink($key);
> }
> $im = ImageCreateFromPNG($value);
> $isCreated = imagepng($im, $key, '80');
> }
> ?>
>
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