This is very much a possibility. first you 'fopen' the file and then you do an 'fpassthru' it will send the file to the client. You do need to create the correct headers (content-type and content-disposition) to match the file type etc.
All the best
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wanna protect a few files from reandom downloads.
I'm moving hosts soon, and will loose my mod_auth_mysql module that let it talk to the .htaccess file.
What I want to do is store a number of files, outside of my web folder, say one level under it, but still get my browser to retrive that file.
Perhaps with some coding in PHP?
is this at all possible, or am I barking up the wrong tree...?
Any ideas? Tris...
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