That's becasue on IIS the service runs under the IUSR_ user.
If you are running Apache, it defaults to run under a system account. If
you want IIS to be able to see more folders on the system, give the
IUSR_ user more rights. If you did something like
if (is_dir('C:\Inetpub\wwwroot'))
echo "It'
Just a few notes about my problem!
It seems that PHP 4 on Windows 2000 with IIS 5.0 all directories of level 1
(starting from the "root") aren't visible as "directories".
In fact, I have tested some directory-paths with "is_dir" function, with
different paths and PHP is able to recognize only / (ro
> << is_dir(session_save_path()) >>
if (filetype(session_save_path()) == 'dir')
{
echo "It is a directory... SMILE PLZ";
}
Nadim Attari
http://www.alienworkers.com
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
