#45228 [Opn]: unlink() rmdir() do not work well with URL (file://)

2009-01-07 Thread nanawel at eyeos dot org
 ID:   45228
 User updated by:  nanawel at eyeos dot org
 Reported By:  nanawel at eyeos dot org
 Status:   Open
 Bug Type: Filesystem function related
-Operating System: *
+Operating System: Windows
 PHP Version:  5.2.6
 New Comment:

Just changed the OS concerned by the issue.


Previous Comments:


[2008-07-14 20:08:57] nanawel at eyeos dot org

Another great one:
rmdir() DOES NOT WORK with the file:// scheme, AT ALL.
Tested on Windows and Ubuntu 8.04 (both on PHP 5.2.6).



[2008-06-10 16:46:19] nanawel at eyeos dot org

A new set of problems:

- mkdir() only works with file://C:/my/path
  and fails onfile:///C:/my/path
  or  file://localhost/C:/my/path

- rmdir() DOES NOT WORK with file://C:/my/path
  or file:///C:/my/path
  or file://localhost/C:/my/path



[2008-06-10 16:03:21] nanawel at eyeos dot org

Additionnally, unlink() doesn't work either on URL like:
file://localhost/C:/my/path
and this is particularly _not_ normal.



[2008-06-10 15:56:21] nanawel at eyeos dot org

Description:

The unlink() function does not work with full Windows URL, whereas
fopen() for example works perfectly.

If you provide a path like this: file:///C:/my/path
(triple slashes) it won't work and you will get this warning:
Warning: unlink(/C:/my/path) [function.unlink]: Invalid argument in...

But if you provide this path: file://C:/my/path
(so just a slash less) unlink will work.

Reproduce code:
---
//For the example, we consider that PHP has full permissions on
config.sys, which is not the case normally)

$path1 = 'file:///C:/config.sys';
$path2 = 'file://C:/config.sys';

$fp = fopen($path1, 'r');  //OK
@fclose($fp);
unlink($path1);//ERROR

$fp = fopen($path2, 'r');  //OK
@fclose($fp);
unlink($path2);//OK

Expected result:

unlink() should work with the same standards URL as fopen().
In my example, $path1 should be correct for both functions.

Actual result:
--
Windows absolute URL like file:///C:/... work with fopen(), rename()
but _not_ with unlink() (+ Warning raised)

Windows non-standard URL like file://C:/... work with fopen(), rename()
and unlink()





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#45228 [Opn]: unlink() rmdir() do not work well with URL (file://)

2008-06-10 Thread nanawel at eyeos dot org
 ID:   45228
 User updated by:  nanawel at eyeos dot org
-Summary:  unlink() doesn't work with path like
   file:///C:/my/path...
 Reported By:  nanawel at eyeos dot org
 Status:   Open
 Bug Type: Filesystem function related
 Operating System: Windows XP Pro SP2 (32bits)
 PHP Version:  5.2.6
 New Comment:

A new set of problems:

- mkdir() only works with file://C:/my/path
  and fails onfile:///C:/my/path
  or  file://localhost/C:/my/path

- rmdir() DOES NOT WORK with file://C:/my/path
  or file:///C:/my/path
  or file://localhost/C:/my/path


Previous Comments:


[2008-06-10 16:03:21] nanawel at eyeos dot org

Additionnally, unlink() doesn't work either on URL like:
file://localhost/C:/my/path
and this is particularly _not_ normal.



[2008-06-10 15:56:21] nanawel at eyeos dot org

Description:

The unlink() function does not work with full Windows URL, whereas
fopen() for example works perfectly.

If you provide a path like this: file:///C:/my/path
(triple slashes) it won't work and you will get this warning:
Warning: unlink(/C:/my/path) [function.unlink]: Invalid argument in...

But if you provide this path: file://C:/my/path
(so just a slash less) unlink will work.

Reproduce code:
---
//For the example, we consider that PHP has full permissions on
config.sys, which is not the case normally)

$path1 = 'file:///C:/config.sys';
$path2 = 'file://C:/config.sys';

$fp = fopen($path1, 'r');  //OK
@fclose($fp);
unlink($path1);//ERROR

$fp = fopen($path2, 'r');  //OK
@fclose($fp);
unlink($path2);//OK

Expected result:

unlink() should work with the same standards URL as fopen().
In my example, $path1 should be correct for both functions.

Actual result:
--
Windows absolute URL like file:///C:/... work with fopen(), rename()
but _not_ with unlink() (+ Warning raised)

Windows non-standard URL like file://C:/... work with fopen(), rename()
and unlink()





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