Hi!
system(), exec(), popen() and similar has been disabled in the system I'm
working on, if that's what you're talking about. :(
I can't read the temp file because it's created in PHP's UID which is not
the same as the script's. I also tried the FTP approach, but apparently the
files written with FTP can't be manipulated with PHP. Can't create new files
and can't unlink the old! No permission.
I must admit I've come to hate the web hotel this is all running on!
Thanks!
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Tais M. Hansen
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""John Almberg"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Howdy,
> You should be able to read this file using the file system functions. The
> PHP process (if it is set up properly) should have read access to this
> directory. The problem you will have is *writing* it to your own
directory,
> as the PHP process probably *doesn't* have write access to your directory
> structure. The way I got around this was to read the tmp file with the
file
> system, and write it using FTP (which can log in to your area.)
>
> Hope this helps.
> John
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