On 15/10/11 08:35 AM, Simon J Welsh wrote:
Assuming you did $move_uploaded_file = move_uploaded_file($filename,
$destination);, then isset($move_uploaded_file) will always be true.
isset() just checks if the variable you past to it is set, not if it
has a non-false value. You could simply use
On 15/10/2011, at 4:01 PM, Partha Chowdhury wrote:
> Then i set a check for the return value of move-uploaded_file.
>> if(isset ($move_uploaded_file)):
>> echo ""success;
>> else:
>> echo "error in uploading";
>> endif;
> But it does not print anythi
Depends on the configuration. If I have a bunch of web sites and they
are all using files created, written and executed by the apache user,
when the apache process sudo execs the php from a specific web root I
want it to stay in that root. I don't want it to be able to write files
to another w
On Sat, 2009-12-12 at 09:42 -0500, Carl Furst wrote:
> It's also a security flaw... php should be chrooted to the webroot! Or
> it should be chrooted to the users home directory. Especially on windows
> systems where security is not so strict.
>
> My 2 cents,
> Carl.
>
> Roberto wrote:
> > Hi Jo
It's also a security flaw... php should be chrooted to the webroot! Or
it should be chrooted to the users home directory. Especially on windows
systems where security is not so strict.
My 2 cents,
Carl.
Roberto wrote:
> Hi Joseph,
>
> I'm perfectly fine with the concepts of absolute/relative path
On Sat, 2009-12-12 at 11:49 +, Roberto Aloi wrote:
> This is exactly what I mean.
> Documentation should never leave room to interpretation.
> At least, this is what I think.
>
> Roberto Aloi
>
> On 11 Dec 2009, at 22:36, Ashley Sheridan
> wrote:
>
> > On Fri, 2009-12-11 at 22:14 +,
This is exactly what I mean.
Documentation should never leave room to interpretation.
At least, this is what I think.
Roberto Aloi
On 11 Dec 2009, at 22:36, Ashley Sheridan
wrote:
On Fri, 2009-12-11 at 22:14 +, Roberto wrote:
Hi Joseph,
I'm perfectly fine with the concepts of absolu
On Fri, 2009-12-11 at 22:14 +, Roberto wrote:
> Hi Joseph,
>
> I'm perfectly fine with the concepts of absolute/relative path and
> webroot, trust me.
> For me it was just unclear from the documentation the fact that the
> "target path" in the move_uploaded_file function was "absolute" with
>
Hi Joseph,
I'm perfectly fine with the concepts of absolute/relative path and
webroot, trust me.
For me it was just unclear from the documentation the fact that the
"target path" in the move_uploaded_file function was "absolute" with
respect to the file system and not to the "webroot".
At the begi
When used in PHP, an absolute path does not go off the web root. In
Premise 3 below, an absolute path of "/upload" will NOT bring up the
directory "/home/prof3ta/projects/moodle/htdocs/upload" but rather
simply "/upload" In Windows terms, an absolute path would be
"C:\upload" versus "C:\home\
HI,
Premise 1:
echo exec("pwd"); -> "/home/prof3ta/projects/moodle/htdocs/feedback_tool"
Premise 2:
I have an "upload" folder with 777 permissions under:
/home/prof3ta/projects/moodle/htdocs/upload
Premise 3:
The server root is obviously htdocs:
/home/prof3ta/projects/moodle/htdocs
This said, t
You should be able to use either an absolute or relative path. In the
code below, the path specified is absolute (it starts with /). If you
want it to be relative to your current directory, change the line to:
$uploads_dir = 'uploads'; or $uploads_dir = '../uploads';
So basically, it all dep
On Mon, August 27, 2007 12:55 pm, Hugues De Keyzer wrote:
> I'm having a weird problem on my web hosting provider's server. I'm
> using drupal with the image module and the image_pub module to upload
> a
> series of pictures using Gallery Remote. This software uploads
> pictures
> one after the oth
On Wed, September 20, 2006 1:36 pm, Matthew H. North wrote:
> Can't find this in the PHP docs, so: does anyone know whether
> move_uploaded_file locks the target file during the process?
>
> If move_uploaded_file does a rename within the same filesystem this
> isn't an
> issue (on unix, anyway, the
Matthew H. North wrote:
Can't find this in the PHP docs, so: does anyone know whether
move_uploaded_file locks the target file during the process?
If move_uploaded_file does a rename within the same filesystem this isn't an
issue (on unix, anyway, the O/S just reassigns inodes rather than copy
Aleksandar Skodric wrote:
Hi,
I have changed the directory to the same disk. Results are _much_ better!
So nothing to blame on PHP, only my lack of knowledge about *nix-like
system *blush*
Thank all for the advice and help!
It's not *nix systems - it's all operating systems.
When you move a
Hi,
I have changed the directory to the same disk. Results are _much_ better!
So nothing to blame on PHP, only my lack of knowledge about *nix-like
system *blush*
Thank all for the advice and help!
Cheers,
Aleks
PS. defining of php_value in virtual host of apache did not work, so I
changed
Aleksandar Skodric wrote:
Hi,
Yes, /tmp is on another disk then the final directory. I shall move it
to the same disk (tmp_upload_dir) right now.
Question: can I define tmp_upload_dir to be otherwise just for one host
in apache conf, like:
php_ini upload_tmp_dir /some/dir
I'm guessing
Hi,
Yes, /tmp is on another disk then the final directory. I shall move it
to the same disk (tmp_upload_dir) right now.
Question: can I define tmp_upload_dir to be otherwise just for one host
in apache conf, like:
php_ini upload_tmp_dir /some/dir
I am not sure that this works for all PHP i
On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 11:08:30AM +0800, stone.wang wrote:
> No usa to it http://php.net/unsub.php
Yes fondu no be http://php.net/unsub.php
> i do more
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On Mon, Feb 27, 2006 at 06:39:13PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My first mailing, if I'm in wrong group or such, let me know ;)
>
> Here comes my question. I have implemented file uploads to my server. At the
> end of upload, file is
> beeing moved from /tmp to permanent directory.
My first mailing, if I'm in wrong group or such, let me know ;)
You've come to the right place :)
Here comes my question. I have implemented file uploads to my server. At the
end of upload, file is
beeing moved from /tmp to permanent directory. However, whenever this happens,
CPU goes berz
Are you sure its the move_uploaded_file() function that is causing the
delay? It could be the actual upload of the file itself. If it is the
function causing the delay than try the rename() function instead. Also, I
have used the copy() and unlink() functions and they work fast.
Aaron
On 2/27/06,
Mike wrote:
hi, there!
I have a script that basically tries to upload a file to the server. But when the
move_uploaded_function is called, it returns these errors:
Warning: move_uploaded_file(../Main/ImgStiri/ceva.jpg): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/gotech/public_html/Nou/funct
Thanks for the explaination!!
That was the problem. One of the directories in the path did not have
execute permissions.
/T
on 8/17/04 7:58, Jason Wong at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Please do not top post.
>
> On Tuesday 17 August 2004 19:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> How do you do that
Please do not top post.
On Tuesday 17 August 2004 19:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How do you do that exactly - sorry for the stupid question - but the perms
> for [absolute_path¹]/ is already rwxrw-rw-.
>
> Let me know if you are referring to a different way to set permissions...
1) What is t
How do you do that exactly - sorry for the stupid question - but the perms
for [absolute_path¹]/ is already rwxrw-rw-.
Let me know if you are referring to a different way to set permissions...
Thanks for your help!
/T
on 8/16/04 23:52, Jason Wong at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Tuesday 17 Aug
On Tuesday 17 August 2004 09:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Warning: move_uploaded_file([absolute_path¹]/file.csv): failed to open
> stream: Permission denied in [absolute_path¹]/file.csv on line 83
Give php permissions to [absolute_path¹]/ ?
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Guido Schwab wrote:
Hi!
I'm using the function move_uploaded_file in order to upload images on a
server.
My problem: It's not possible to upload a *.bmp file. Maybe this is not
possible with PHP's HTTP POST method, but I can't find a documentation.
Does anybody knows, if it's possible to configur
Curt, et al --
...and then Curt Zirzow said...
%
% Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Mister Underhill, I presume? :-) I only just noticed this :-)
%
% * Thus wrote David T-G ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
% >
% > I have set my umask to 117 (and I change it when making a directory) and
% > I use move_up
* Thus wrote David T-G ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi, all --
>
> I have set my umask to 117 (and I change it when making a directory) and
> I use move_uploaded_file to handle submitted files.
>
> The temporary file is mode 600 when it lands in /var/tmp but somehow gets
> changed to 666 during the mov
Hi, all --
...and then David T-G said...
%
...
% I have set my umask to 117 (and I change it when making a directory) and
% I use move_uploaded_file to handle submitted files.
...
% Must I really run chmod() on every move_uploaded_file() I process? Isn't
% there a better way?
Wow, it's not ofte
There could be a lot of different reasons why. Check the manual again (esp.
the user's comments). I'm sure you'll find a lot of ideas.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php
Also, this has been discussed many times recently. I'm sure you'll find a
lot too in the archives. :)
-
On Saturday 26 January 2002 05:45, will hives wrote:
> No I don't have a procedure to retrieve the new file name that's what I am
> looking to do. I don't know how to write that new name into the database.
You really need to learn to read the fine manual - chapter on "Handling file
uploads".
in article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jason Wong at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 25/1/02 3:14 pm:
> On Friday 25 January 2002 17:35, Will Hives wrote:
>
>> Sorry for my past ignorance using this news site forum I can only out this
>> down to my lack of knowledge.
>>
>> I have been work on me first script
On Friday 25 January 2002 17:35, Will Hives wrote:
> Sorry for my past ignorance using this news site forum I can only out this
> down to my lack of knowledge.
>
> I have been work on me first script for some time now and have been making
> good progress up until now. I have a script that adds a
You have to move or delete your file so it have not te be in the /tmp after your
script finishes or /tmp will get crowdy.
Andrey Hristov
IcyGEN Corporation
http://www.icygen.com
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Sent: Frida
If you are using NT, I think you can right-click on the images directory and
make it writable by anybody.
If you are using Win98, I think you're stuck.
Win95, stuck.
Win2K, who knows.
WinME, who knows.
Disclaimer: I didn't need it bad enough to *really* try that hard -- I was
coding a quickie
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