I had this same issue last week .. and I got it working. However, there were no win98 boxes involved. All win2k here on the network involved. From an NT/win2k standpoint, you need to make sure the apache service is running with a network login (on the machine the apache is running on, of course).
1. stop apache 2. change the Login to some network logon that has already been given the proper permissions to access directories read/write/etc. 3. restart apache I also suggest mapping the drive that you are trying to access over the network so you can use a "local" path, such as R:\shareddir. If the files you need to access are on a win98 box, then I guess just make sure the dir is shared. You can still map to that share also. The main thing is to make sure the apache service is running as a network logon that was setup on the machine you are trying to access. I hope this helps some what. If you can, look back at some past posts to this group that were around sometime last week. I posted there the steps I took to getting this to work. Again, no win98 machines involved, though. So .. i dunno ... good luck, Nicole Amashta www.aeontrek.com "Ryan Marrs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message EA9290E62E6CD311859200805F85164903C5B4FB@EXCHANGE">news:EA9290E62E6CD311859200805F85164903C5B4FB@EXCHANGE... > I've run across a rather difficult problem to solve. I'm at the point that > I don't care how the solution comes, so long as it works. I need to be able > to upload/copy a file (potentially as large as 1gig) from a user's machine > to this local network. I've exhausted my efforts trying post uploads, and > have decided that is not the path I need to go. Then I thought I might use > the administrative share to copy the file from the local network, but > unfortunately some of these machines are win98 and some are win2k. The > win98 machines do not contain an administrative share, thus making that > solution impossible. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'd like to keep > the code as much PHP as I can, allowing me to insert some data into the SQL > server at a later time. I wouldn't mind a JavaScript/PHP combination if > anyone has any recommendations. > > Thanks, > Ryan > -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
