Why not store a cookie and session variable with a randomly generated ID
code (see uniqid function in manuals) then just check to see if one is equal
to the other on your "relogin" This way you don't record any "personal"
user information and can still do an autologin type script.
- Jeff
-Or
I was under the impression he was using the resource to get information then
trying to pass that information... rereading it makes it seem otherwise, so
sorry for the false information :-P I've never actually tried passing
resources themselves among scripts so TG is most likely correct. As far a
Ben,
If you grab the resource and store it in a variable, you certainly should be
able to send it via GET or POST. For that matter, you should be able to
store the information in a SESSION variable too, so I'm not sure what is
going wrong. Could you email the code you are using to grab the resou
To save on computing time, the results of the fileperms command are
cached... I assume when you run a new instance of the program, it uses a new
cache / old one is deleted when the first instance ends. Either way, you
should clear the cache first:
clearstatcache();
echo "Directory permissions fo
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