Dar Scott wrote:
On Nov 13, 2006, at 12:41 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
get there is a folder tName
This particular host is running Redhat ES4.
Does this boil down to whether 'there is a folder' works on Redhat?
(While you are thrashing, you might try putting quotes around the path.)
Quotes, no quotes, etc etc. All fails. It also fails on my own Linux
server. But I think you've nailed the problem. If I put a file name
after the folder with spaces, it does work. Ergo:
there is a folder "/home/folder 1/" --> false
there is a file "/home/folder 1/file.txt" --> true
So it looks like "is a folder" is iffy. It does work with my OS X Darwin
cgi regardless of whether there are spaces in folder names, with or
without a file name after the folder. It does not work on my own Linux
file server (I'm not able to see what flavor they are running, I need to
find out) and it doesn't work on the client's RedHat server. But since
I'm going to be working with files rather than folders, I can check for
the file existence rather than the folder existence.
Thanks to everyone who tried to track this down. All your input was helpful.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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