I'm working on a file sharing solution in php.
i got a network share that contains these files.
the idea is to read the file data en parse descriptions thru php to the
client in html.
only problem is that opendir works fine on the local drives, but reports
only errors when used on network drives..
php-windows Digest 20 Nov 2002 16:55:02 - Issue 1449
Topics (messages 17036 through 17050):
ODBC Connection
17036 by: Nichols, Mark A.
17037 by: Brian McGarvie
17038 by: Nichols, Mark A.
17039 by: Nichols, Mark A.
17040 by: Matt Kynaston
17041
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just found out it's only a rights thing...
iis runs as iusr_$machine_name
this user as a default cannot access the network drives...
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> I'm working on a file sharing solution in php.
> i
Two things you might want to try...
1) you are doubtless running IIS or Apache as a service. Make sure that
you are running it as a user who has access rights to the network drive.
For example, you may need to run it as a domain user, and supply a
password. Check the "Services" control panel
I am using a machine running Windows XP pro... I managed to install IIS just
fine. However, it seems that I am having major traumas getting PHP, Apache,
and mysql to function. I have tried downloading some pre-configured kits
from various sites with no luck. Can any of you suggest a place where
Alright, I'll take the bait.
1. If you've got IIS installed, why are you trying to install Apache?
Choose one or the other.
2. Configuration for either server should be drop dead easy. The PHP
installer exe file should configure IIS (I don't use IIS, fortunately),
and the zip file contains what y
php-windows Digest 21 Nov 2002 06:08:11 - Issue 1450
Topics (messages 17051 through 17054):
Re: how to access file stats on network dirves..
17051 by: ©Henk-Jan de JongT
17052 by: Brian 'Bex' Huff
Question from a total newb
17053 by: Joe Finlinson
17054 by: D
Thank you for your help... by some miracle and with your advice things seem
to be working ok. However, I am having a heck of a time figuring out how
mysql works into the whole thing. I was trying to follow a tutorial that
came with dreamweaver, and it just gets me all confused. I setup a user an
Hi Joe,
You only need either Apache or IIS, not both. I am also running WinXP,
but i have Home edition so i have no choice other then to run Apache,
but Apache is better anyways;-)
I have Apache 2.0.40 (http://httpd.apache.org/) with PHP 4.3.2(
http://www.php.net/downloads.php) and MySQL 3.23.52(
Glad I could be of assistance.
I had a hard time getting the hang of MySQL, so I downloaded phpMyAdmin
(www.phpmyadmin.net), set it up, and watched the SQL commands fly.
Try this:
mysql -u -p (it should ask you for a password)
Here's a grand question: What do you want to do with PHP? Interact
Hi,
I am trying to write some code to sit and wait for an entry in a table, once an entry
is made it is processed and then the waiting loop begins again. Problem is that after
a period of time the code just stops, almost like a timeout with no error message or
any indication of why. This is the
> Here's a grand question: What do you want to do with PHP? Interactive
> forms? Interactive content? Website counter? etc...
I am a college student who is in way over his head. I am having a lot of
fun, and learning a lot, but for what was supposed to be a writing 3400
class, I feel this is a li
Gareth,
PHP has a default 30 second timeout. This can be changed in php.ini (not
reccomended) or by set_time_limit
(http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.set-time-limit.php). Set it to "0"
to disable the timout script.
-Dash
"I think the sky is blue because it's a shift from black through purple
Sounds cool. PHP has been a great tool for the past 2.5 years for me. It
most certainly has come in handy.
The calendar at calendar.codewalkers.com looks slick.
I would heavily advise getting a book so you have a piece of paper you can
turn to or flip to. A good one is PHP and MySQL Web Developme
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