I have a peculiar problem in one of my scripts. I cannot mkdir from the
script, but from a test script, the same exact code works.
test.php contains:
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include('func/mkdirs.php'); // this function recursively checks and create a
directory tree. I know it works fine.
$directory =
[snip]
mkdirs($directory,0755);
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should be
mkdir($directory,0755);
make sure the script has permission to make a directory, most scripts
run as 'nobody' and 'nobody' does not have permission to create a
directory
http://us3.php.net/mkdir
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[snip]
mkdirs($directory,0755);
[/snip]
should be
mkdir($directory,0755);
make sure the script has permission to make a directory, most scripts
run as 'nobody' and 'nobody' does not have permission to create a
directory
http://us3.php.net
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In my case, I've created a function called mkdirs that recursively
checks and does a mkdir on a given path. So, if any of the folders in a
given path don't exist, then they will get created. I include this at
the top via include('func/mkdirs.php');. I've used this mkdirs
function in
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