On 15/06/2006, at 2:47 PM, Mark Davis wrote:
You should be able to make a directory (named whatever), and
recursively copy files from the directory you want copied, to the
new one. See PHP's copy function http://au3.php.net/copy ,
otherwise you can use PHP's 'exec' function as well and do 'mkdir'
& 'cp' commands. Of course, you will need to have permissions for
all of this too.
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I'm using (PHP's) copy now but it's not working properly (it's a long
story). I create the directories and then move all the files but for
whatever reason, they get hosed in the process. (They're actually php
files I'm duplicating and some of the HTML breaks). If I do a
straight copy in the Finder it works perfectly but using mkdir and
copy doesn't :(
Otherwise, can your application talk FTP, SSH or even telnet?
Otherwise another suggestion.. write your own service in RB that
listens on a different port to the web webservice - modify the
"write your own webserver" RB example http://www.macdevcenter.com/
pub/a/mac/2004/11/19/realbasic.html?page=1) and then you can use RB
methods!
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Sounds a bit complex for what I need. I took a look at exec and the
possibility of using shell scripts but if I can find how to pass a
simple variable from a URL to an Applescript I'll have it solved in
30 seconds flat.
cheers
kim
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