* Thus wrote Thomas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I know the url is good, cause I can go on to this domain and look at all my
> files.
>
> I guess I should explain a little further...
>
> This server is a game server for Counter-Strike. I'm trying to read a file
> on there called "mapcycle.txt".
> Thi
Have you tried downloading the file to your server and then read it from
there? I do this at least 15 times a day with several different sites and
I rarely have any problems.
CDitty
At 11:28 AM 7/26/2003, Thomas wrote:
I know the url is good, cause I can go on to this domain and look at all my
I know the url is good, cause I can go on to this domain and look at all my
files.
I guess I should explain a little further...
This server is a game server for Counter-Strike. I'm trying to read a file
on there called "mapcycle.txt".
This server is a secure server, so I would need to use a use
--- Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> readfile("ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test.txt");
>
> It doesn't have any errors and comes up blank.
>
> If I put:
>
> $result =
> readfile("ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test.txt");
> print ($result);
>
> it ends up showing a '0' by iteself.
T
if I use:
readfile("ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test.txt");
It doesn't have any errors and comes up blank.
If I put:
$result =
readfile("ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test.txt");
print ($result);
it ends up showing a '0' by iteself. that's it. and I knwo the txt file
is full of inf
--- Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm having problems creating code to read a file from another
> server.
>
> 1. Is this even possible? with a secure server aswell?
Yes.
> this is my code:
> $filename = "http://www.domain.com/test.txt";;
> $handle = fopen ($filename, "r");
>
Hi Everyone.
I'm having problems creating code to read a file from another server.
1. Is this even possible? with a secure server aswell?
2. I have tried using fopen()but this always gives me an error:
Warning: stat failed for http://www.domain.com/test.txt (errno=2 - No such
file or
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