Rahul Sitaram Johari wrote:
I use a Mac OS X Server generally, where I mount network drives to a share
point. Everything works therein. Recently I had a need to setup Apache Web
Server, PHP mySQL on a Windows 2003 Server we have in the office.
There I used the same scripts I was running on Mac
How exactly do you run Apache manually as your own user on Windows 2003?
On 5/24/07 5:32 AM, Stut [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does the user Apache is running as have permission to access the network
at all? It's fairly common for services to lack that access for
(shockingly for Windows)
Rahul Sitaram Johari wrote:
How exactly do you run Apache manually as your own user on Windows 2003?
You read the Apache documentation for the version your're using on
Windows at http://httpd.apache.org/
-Stut
On 5/24/07 5:32 AM, Stut [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does the user Apache is
Ave,
Instead of going back forth on various function path tests, I wrote a
small code containing different suggested combinations of PATH and also the
gettype() as Jim had requested. Following is the Code and the Output.
Code:
$filename = 'X:\send\Transfer\LIVE\live.txt';
echo
Other than permissions, you might be referencing the folder by the local
network mapping drive initial, instead of the actual path:
X:\\offsite\db\test.dbf == \\compname-x\offsite\db\test.dbf
Generally, I like using the computer name and not a mapping. I find this
name-based address through the
Oh yeah, and tijnema has a good point:
\\compname-x\\offsite\\db\\test.dbf
Btw, what does top post mean?
On 5/23/07, Jared Farrish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Other than permissions, you might be referencing the folder by the local
network mapping drive initial, instead of the actual path:
Tried that too. Used
\\Servername\sharename\test.dbf
Also used additional backslashes for the escape issue:
Servername\\sharename\\test.dbf
Still doesn't work!
I'm not getting a permissions related issue and I'm doubting it is a
permissions issue. I have Full Control given to the system
Try to simply include() and var_dump() or something. Start from just
checking you can access the file first (I'd even start with a
test.txtfile), before you inflate the db...
Let us know what the error is exactly, as well. What happens? Error?
Warning? Blank page? What tells you the script
I've been trying to run various entry level functions on the file, like
file_exists(), isreadable() etcetera But no matter what I do, I pretty
much get the cannot open warnings without much specification as to Why
cannot open.
So when I do the dbase_open() function, and I've tried all
I use a Mac OS X Server generally, where I mount network drives to a share
point. Everything works therein. Recently I had a need to setup Apache Web
Server, PHP mySQL on a Windows 2003 Server we have in the office.
There I used the same scripts I was running on Mac OS X to access files on a
On 5/23/07, Jared Farrish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh yeah, and tijnema has a good point:
\\compname-x\\offsite\\db\\test.dbf
For the escaping issue, you should use compname-x\\offsite\\db\\test.dbf
Btw, what does top post mean?
Means you are replying at top of the old post, and not,
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