Hey Alex,
I'm on vacation, I'll try and work out some sample code for you when I get
back.
Cheers
On Tuesday, 7 July 2015 20:42:38 UTC+10, Alex Kerr wrote:
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> Thanks Stuart - OK, just trying to understand this - so the user stream
> wrapper that Google have implemented is what gives the gs://
Thanks Stuart - OK, just trying to understand this - so the user stream
wrapper that Google have implemented is what gives the gs:// or vfs://
access?
So if I create the multipart form manually I could get around that - can
you give any tips or pointers how I'd get started with doing that pleas
Hi Alex,
I don't think cURL will read a file from a user stream wrapper - so you're
kind of stuck.
Can you create the multipart form manually?
On Tuesday, 7 July 2015 03:39:43 UTC+10, Alex Kerr wrote:
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> Sorry for a 3rd reply, but just to confirm my code all works fine when the
> image to be
Sorry for a 3rd reply, but just to confirm my code all works fine when the
image to be uploaded is a static file uploaded with my app, including if
the image is in a subfolder. So it appears curl only has a problem with
files on vfs:// or gfs:// (unfortunately this is critical to my app as I
ne
Also further to my last reply, tried this all with GCS (accessed via gs://
URL) and it doesn't work either, exactly the same error from CURL. I also
tried changing the 'source' field in the CURLFile request to 'url' but that
was the same again.
Looks like curl can't read from either vfs or gcs?
Thanks Stuart. However, I've looked into this and confirmed that's not the
problem. At the point the exception is thrown in the FB SDK (this is after
CURL has tried to post and returned an error), I added some code in to
check the temp file to be posted still exists and can be read (by
file_get
Files that you write to vfs are removed at the end of the request. If you
need the files to persist between requests you'll need to write or move the
files from vfs to gs.
On Sunday, 5 July 2015 04:04:11 UTC+10, Alex Kerr wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I've got my main PHP script writing an image file out t
