On Sat, 2006-10-28 at 14:49 +0900, Dave M G wrote:
> PHP List,
>
> I had a file upload script which was working fine. Then, because of
> other needs, I changed my local Apache settings so that my local web
> site directory structure behaved the same as they do on my web hosting
> service.
>
> What I mean by that is that before, I would access my local web sites by
> going to their directories within the localhost (/var/www) directory:
>
> localhost/web_sites/web_site_one/index.php
>
> Now I just go to:
>
> web_site_one/
>
> If i create a link that says <a href="/">link</a>, it goes to the root
> of the web site, where the index.php is.
>
> Within that root directory, I have a directory called "image", where I'm
> trying to put my uploaded image files.
>
> The destination file location should then be "/image/", shouldn't it?
>
> My code looks like this:
>
> $fileLocation = "/image/" . $_POST['name'];
> if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES['file']['tmp_name'], $fileLocation))
> {
> chmod ($fileLocation, 0777);
> }
>
> $_POST['name'] is a name for the file that the user has entered.
>
> But this now gives me an error that it can't open a stream to the
> destination.
>
> I also checked to make sure that the "image" directory has fully open
> permissions, and it's currently set to "drwxrwxrwx", or "0777".
>
> Am I missing some fundamental issue with directory structures on an
> Apache server?
Shouldn't you have something closer to:
<?php
$fileLocation = '/var/www/web_site_one/image/'.$_POST['name'];
?>
Because your trying to access a filesystem path and not a web path. More
generically if you want:
<?php
$myPath = ereg_replace( '/.*$', '', __FILE__ );
$fileLocation = $myPath.'/image/'.$_POST['name'];
?>
That still presumes a script in the site's root directory.
Cheers,
Rob.
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