I don't think anyone's about to wade through your incredibly obfuscated
code. I tried to have a look, and got as far as "while (($file =
readdir($banners)) != FALSE)" before thinking "you must be joking".
You also have bits like this:
// $l != 0 } // $banner != FALSE
How are we supposed to know which bits are live and which bits are commented
out?
If the problem may be with your code, please make it legible before asking
for help.
Cheers
Jon
-Original Message-
From: Nick selby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 March 2002 10:54
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Can no one help with this opendir problem?
Hi,
I wrote a few days ago and have heard nothing - can ANYONE help with this:
I've got a script that is installed on a Solaris machine that is having
difficulties, and I'm wondering if anyone can help. The script is trying to
access and read files within a directory, pull some at random and put them
in a webpage. The path is correct, the directory is set to 755 and I can
view the files when I browse in. The script is up and running perfectly on
two other servers - one on Red Hat Linux and one on Win2k.
The script is this:
"; } }
// $l != 0 } // $banner != FALSE
?>
The problem on the solaris machine is that opendir is getting in to the
directory but from that point the server won't let the script read the
files. It kicks back the error:
Warning: 1 is not a valid Directory resource in
/data0/foo.org/members/foo/foo/html/destinations/templates/foo.footer.php
on line 20
(Identifying directories are foo'd out)
Since it kicks back the "1" and not a false, it seems it's getting access
but then not being permitted. Here's something else - the problem is
intermittent: sometimes the script can grab the images and others not. Can
anyone help? Many thanks in advance. NIck
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