[PHP-DB] move_uploaded_file

2004-04-24 Thread matthew perry
I have a file uploading function that works well on my local server.
It finds a picture and uploads it into a defined directory.
Unfortunately this function does not work when I try to upload to my web 
host.
It says I do not have the proper permissions.

I believe this has to do with the fact that my web host requires a user 
name and password for all file transfers for security reasons.
I still want my users to be able to upload files or pictures to my web 
host (if I have granted them proper access through my log in).
How do I indicate the correct login sequence for my web host with a 
function like move_uploaded_file?

- Matt

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Re: [PHP-DB] move_uploaded_file

2004-04-24 Thread Rachel Rodriguez

--- matthew perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I have a file uploading function that works well on
 my local server.
 It finds a picture and uploads it into a defined
 directory.

Matthew, if you are the confident that your function
works correctly, your next check should be on what
permissions you have to the defined directory on your
web host's server.

If you are on a UNIX/Linux based box, you probably
only have write permissions to your /home/logon_name
directory.  So if you are trying to write to some
directory outside of that, you are probably
restricted, which explains the error message from you
web server.

I'm not familiar enough with directory structures on
Windows-based web servers, but I imagine it is similar
to UNIX/Linux in restricting you to your user path.

~Rachel




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Re: [PHP-DB] move_uploaded_file

2004-04-24 Thread Marcjon Louwersheimer
Windows works a bit different. You have to define which folders and files
get access to the internet. After that you can specify the web
permissions using the iis snap in. This is of course if you're using iis.
I'm not sure for apache or other servers handle it.
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