Hi all!
I have a little (or not?) problem with PHP filesystem functions with a
IIS/Win2000 installation!
I'm trying to execute a simple << is_dir("c:/tmp") >> but the function
return 0: in practice for PHP c:/tmp doesn't exist. The same, obviously,
with "c:\temp", "/tmp", "\tmp", "c:\\temp" and so on...
The real strange behaviour regards the "session_save_path" directory: in my
PHP.INI I've always set this parameter to "/tmp" (under Linux and the same
under PHP/Apache/Windows, PHP/IIS/WinXP) and ALL runs well (without
specifiying the unit X:\). Under Win2K, PHP seems to "consider" this
parameter, in fact all SESSION FILES are written under C:\TMP. But when I
try to check if this path exists (under Win2000), as so:
<< is_dir(session_save_path()) >>
... uhmm... the function fails!Any idea? Can anyone help me? Many thanks. Francesco -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
