php-windows Digest 25 Sep 2006 07:25:58 -0000 Issue 3042
Topics (messages 27166 through 27171):
Re: Problems accessing the net units through PHP
27166 by: Mikael Krogius \(Winwap Technologies\)
27167 by: German Piqué
27168 by: German Piqué
27169 by: Stut
27170 by: Mitch Miller
Re: Reverse DNS/IP
27171 by: Alex Turner
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> Dale Attree wrote:
> PHP on windows does not support mapped network drives,
> you would need to use sockets...
Don't know if this helps in German's situation, but you can use UNC paths
with PHP on Windows to access other computers in the same network - this way
you don't even have to map the drives.
Example: $mydir = "\\\\servername\sharename\foldername\\";
- Mikael
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Well... i answer myself... in the name of the mapped unit appears the
server...
i'm a lammer XDDDD
2006/9/21, German Piqué <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I don't know the servername... i have directly the mapped unit. I'll will
try the other solutions 'cause the server is on another place and can cause
so much trouble being messing around :P
But I can think of it as a last option, thanks :)
2006/9/21, Mikael Krogius (Winwap Technologies) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Dale Attree wrote:
> > PHP on windows does not support mapped network drives,
> > you would need to use sockets...
>
> Don't know if this helps in German's situation, but you can use UNC
> paths
> with PHP on Windows to access other computers in the same network - this
> way
> you don't even have to map the drives.
>
> Example: $mydir = "\\\\servername\sharename\foldername\\";
>
> - Mikael
>
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Well, i'm trying the UNC paths, but without success. Now I'm trying with
this piece of code:
$myfile = "
\\\\Esm2-region2\Depts_REG2\Region_Catalunya\A_TECNOLOGIA\AT_OyM\ACCESO_SSA\Drop3G\Control_total_alarmas\\logs_hfb";
if($error=file_exists($myfile)) echo "El fichero existe<br>";
else echo $error . ": El fichero no existe<br>";
An the output int he browser is:
: El fichero no existe
the translation is: "The file doesn't exists"
logs_hfb is the file I need to read :/
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On Thu, 21 Sep 2006 10:55:41 +0100, German Piqué <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
$myfile = "
\\\\Esm2-region2\Depts_REG2\Region_Catalunya\A_TECNOLOGIA\AT_OyM\ACCESO_SSA\Drop3G\Control_total_alarmas\\logs_hfb";
if($error=file_exists($myfile)) echo "El fichero existe<br>";
else echo $error . ": El fichero no existe<br>";
You need to escape \ with a \. So it becomes...
$myfile =
"\\\\Esm2-region2\\Depts_REG2\\Region_Catalunya\\A_TECNOLOGIA\\AT_OyM\\ACCESO_SSA\\Drop3G\\Control_total_alarmas\\logs_hfb";
-Stut
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Also ... what user is PHP running as? If it's running as a service
configured as "Local System" it will not have network access like you're
trying to get.
In order for services to have access to other Windows networking
resources (ex: shared folders), it must be running as a user, NOT Local
System.
-- Mitch
German Piqué wrote:
Well, i'm trying the UNC paths, but without success. Now I'm trying with
this piece of code:
$myfile = "
\\\\Esm2-region2\Depts_REG2\Region_Catalunya\A_TECNOLOGIA\AT_OyM\ACCESO_SSA\Drop3G\Control_total_alarmas\\logs_hfb";
if($error=file_exists($myfile)) echo "El fichero existe<br>";
else echo $error . ": El fichero no existe<br>";
An the output int he browser is:
: El fichero no existe
the translation is: "The file doesn't exists"
logs_hfb is the file I need to read :/
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Stut wrote:
Daniel Anderson wrote:
I see what you mean though, but it would still be handy to find out
how to find the Reverse IP/DNS anyway.
Does anyone know?
http://php.net/gethostbyaddr
-Stut
Daniel,
Just be careful because if you ban people by ip/dns you will end up
banning a lot of other people who have done nothing wrong because most
adsl connections are nat'ed
AJ
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