Check the value of the upload_tmp_dir php.ini entry. That's the dir that
PHP would use for storing uploaded files. It can be the same as
session.save_path, but it doesn't have to be...
If it's not set, PHP would use the system-defined TEMP directory, which is
E:\WINNT\TEMP on your system (apparently).
Zeev
At 13:33 29/12/2001, Ben Edwards wrote:
[Sorry if this is a re-post but I have been having some email problems and
cant find original in the archive]
I have a PHP application that is working fine on my Windows 98 system but
when I try it on my Windows 2000 setup (which has recently had PHP/MySQL
installed) there is a problem. When I post from a form with a Browse/File
field when I check to see if the temp file exists it douse not. This
check is being done in the page being posted to. The strange thing is that
the file the varable is set to is something like E:\WINNT\TEMP\phpD4.tmp
and I thought PHP used tmp (E:\tmp is where the session data is held).
Any idea what is wrong.
Regards,
Ben
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