What difference are you seeing in the files I give in the example? Are
they not identical paths?
Thanks.
Hristo Yankov wrote:
> The two examples you give are not the same? I see
> different files. Please, doublecheck.
>
> --- Tim Meader <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Okay, this seems like a ridiculously easy question which shouldn't even
need asking, but I'm having trouble getting the builtin copy command to
work properly. It seems to work fine as long as I feed it a full
constant string path for each argument (ie - in the form
"/the/path/to/the/file"). However
Are there any benchmarks that people are aware of comparing
PHP4|PHP5|PHP5.1 as far as performance is concerned? I mean, it's easy
to say that performance is improved... but what's the baseline?
Was PHP5 faster than PHP4 for identical code? Thus making PHP5.1 even
faster? Or was it a case of PHP5
I was getting a posting failure message from this listserv's
auto-responder, but they appear to have posted anyway.
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I'm looking for help trying to do away with an error I get from time to
time in my access control session logic. Here is my session setup from the
php.ini:
session.save_handler = files
session.save_path = /tmp
session.use_cookies = 1
session.use_only_cookies = 1
session.name = PHPSESSID
session.aut
the session_destroy function won't be called.
But this doesn't seem to ever work. Is there anything I'm missing here? Any
help would be appreciated. This is all running on Apache 1.3.29, using
Redhat 8 with all current updates, and PHP 4.3.4.
Thanks in advance for any h
the session_destroy function won't be called.
But this doesn't seem to ever work. Is there anything I'm missing here? Any
help would be appreciated. This is all running on Apache 1.3.29, using
Redhat 8 with all current updates, and PHP 4.3.4.
Thanks in advance for any h
uploaded file to be written directly to disk.
Is there any settings for this?
Server info:
Cobalt RaQ 4
512 Mb RAM
Cobalt Linux release 6.0 (Shinkansen-Decaf)
apache 2.0.43
PHP 4.2.3
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looked through
quite a few files in the /ext/standard source directory, to no avail yet.
Thank you in advance to any and all for your help
Tim Meader
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In my previous message I stated how some uploads were failing past a
certain size. What I want to know is, is it possible to force PHP to write
the uploaded contents as it receives them, or must they all be written at
the end? In other words, does the file you are currently uploading have to
c
Hello all. I've spent the past month or two implementing a file upload
utility for the web based on PHP's http upload method. It works fine for
smaller files, and it's been working fine for files I've tried up to and
including 400 megs at a time. The problem I'm having is that we want to
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