HI all
I'm currently using this function to read a remove address to create a
mailbox ...
However - It ALWAYS displays the output of that file to the user screen ...
all I wish to do is something like ...
$status = Readfile(warra warra warra);
If ($status === MailBox Created) {
Do
Steven Macintyre wrote:
HI all
I'm currently using this function to read a remove address to create a
mailbox ...
However - It ALWAYS displays the output of that file to the user screen ...
all I wish to do is something like ...
use a different file function. e.g. file_get_contents()
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Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 4:59 AM
To: Peter Lauri
Cc: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: RE: [PHP] readfile() problem
On Thu, October 12, 2006 3:26 pm, Peter Lauri wrote:
It did help, but not perfectly. Sometimes I have to refresh a few
times
before
On Fri, 2006-10-13 at 13:28 +0700, Peter Lauri wrote:
Hi, I am trying to do this, but now I cannot set values with ini_set. I do
the following and it outputs could not set. I have also tried 0, 0, but
that doesn't help.
if(ini_set(output_buffering, off)) echo could set;
else echo could NOT
You are correct. I might love you :)
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From: Robert Cummings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 2:27 PM
To: Peter Lauri
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: RE: [PHP] readfile() problem
On Fri, 2006-10-13 at 13:28 +0700, Peter
On Fri, October 13, 2006 1:28 am, Peter Lauri wrote:
Hi, I am trying to do this, but now I cannot set values with ini_set.
I do
the following and it outputs could not set. I have also tried 0,
0, but
that doesn't help.
if(ini_set(output_buffering, off)) echo could set;
else echo could NOT
Hi gang,
I have a problem. I am using readfile() to send files to the browser. The
code is below. I had is working on another server before, but now my client
have moved to a new server and we have started to experience problems with
bigger files.
I have three different files that I am sending.
On Thu, October 12, 2006 11:43 am, Peter Lauri wrote:
I have a problem. I am using readfile() to send files to the browser.
I have three different files that I am sending. They are 3MB, 15MB and
59MB
Is there any limitations or settings of how large the files can be
when
using readfile()?
: [PHP] readfile() problem
On Thu, October 12, 2006 11:43 am, Peter Lauri wrote:
I have a problem. I am using readfile() to send files to the browser.
I have three different files that I am sending. They are 3MB, 15MB and
59MB
Is there any limitations or settings of how large the files can
On Thu, October 12, 2006 3:26 pm, Peter Lauri wrote:
It did help, but not perfectly. Sometimes I have to refresh a few
times
before it will be pushed.
Is output_buffering defaulted to on?...
Cuz then you're putting a whole SECOND copy of the output into PHP's
output buffer.
That's bad. :-)
Hi Richard,
Please ensure that the allow_url_fopen directive is set to On in
your php.ini file.
Cheers,
David Grant
Richard K. Miller wrote:
I compiled PHP from source on Fedora Core 4, but I must have left
something out because readfile and get_file_contents aren't working. If
I try to
I compiled PHP from source on Fedora Core 4, but I must have left
something out because readfile and get_file_contents aren't working.
If I try to connect to a http://; address I get the error failed to
open stream: HTTP request failed. Any ideas why?
Richard
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I'm trying to use readfile() to allow a user to download a file that is
outside of my webroot.
webroot = /var/www/html
downloads dir = /var/www/downloads
Here is the code that I have been using:
$file = /var/www/downloads/test.txt;
header(Content-Description: File Transfer);
On Mon, 2004-08-23 at 13:02, Aaron Todd wrote:
I'm trying to use readfile() to allow a user to download a file that is
outside of my webroot.
webroot = /var/www/html
downloads dir = /var/www/downloads
Here is the code that I have been using:
$file = /var/www/downloads/test.txt;
On Mon, 2004-08-23 at 15:35, Aaron Todd wrote:
Not too familure with a chroot'd web setup and I dont know if my ISP has
some security that I dont know about. I tried some tests with file_exists()
and it doesnt seemt to be able to get to the files either. I've put in an
info request to my
Not too familure with a chroot'd web setup and I dont know if my ISP has
some security that I dont know about. I tried some tests with file_exists()
and it doesnt seemt to be able to get to the files either. I've put in an
info request to my ISP but they are usually not much help with
I posted this on Novell's PHP forum, but I have not gotten a response.
Hopefully, someone here can help me.
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I was using the readfile function on a server that was running Apache
1.3.2, PHP 4.2.3 (PHP for Netware) and then switched to a different
server running Apache 2.0.48, PHP 4.2.3 (PHP
Hello Ashley,
Tuesday, March 2, 2004, 3:26:54 PM, you wrote:
A Warning: php_network_getaddresses: gethostbyname failed in 'insert path
A here' on line 6
A Warning:
A readfile(http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/paperchase/blogger_rss.xml;) -
A Bad file number in 'insert path here' on line 6
A Does
Line 6 is:
readfile($dataURL);
$dataURL is a link to an xml file.
It is a valid file because if I visit the link, I do get the file I am
looking for, but reading it into PHP gives the described error message.
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Hi all,
I'm attempting to use readfile() to redirect the user to a .htaccess
protected page:
?php
readfile(https://www.foo.edu/cgi-bin/stats/awstats?config=more.foo.here;);
?
The stats/ directory is .htaccess'ed. [and the URL is even longer, with a
lot of other options tagged onto the awstats
Ryan A wrote:
Opera version 6.5 and 7...
I already had that set.
Try asking again on news:opera.general
(if your server does not carry this newsgroup,
try news.opera.com). There are more Opera
- knowleable people there :8]. I recall that
there is a solution, I just cannot find
Ryan A wrote:
I am using the example from the online manual:
http://de3.php.net/manual/en/function.readfile.php
to read a file that is in a .htaccess protected folder and pop a download
box to the client.
Surprisingly, after screwing around with the example code for 2 mins I got
it
I've been looking around for a bit and can't quite find what I'm looking to
do.
I want to read a file (from a pattern matched start position) to (a pattern
matched end position)
$startPos = strpos($file, '!- start -');
$endPos = strpos($file, '!- end -');
$stuff = fread($file, ($endPos -
Hi,
I have just started using PHP's file operators...and as you can guess need a
little help
I am using the example from the online manual:
http://de3.php.net/manual/en/function.readfile.php
to read a file that is in a .htaccess protected folder and pop a download
box to the client.
Hi
I want to read a pure html file into a php-generated html file.
print(readfile(somefile.html));
How do I get rid of the filelength statement?
Messes up the page.
Thanks
- Daniel
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I want to read a pure html file into a php-generated html file.
print(readfile(somefile.html));
How do I get rid of the filelength statement?
Messes up the page.
Your error is using the print(). You just want readfile(file) without
the print. Readfile() returns the number of bytes read,
1. I can't see a file length statement in the docs for readfile.
2. Can't you just use include('somefile.html'); or require('somefile.html');
Just make sure any PHP code in the include file is wrapped in ?php ... ?
tags.
HTH
Justin French
on 01/10/02 1:12 PM, Daniel Jung ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Hi,
I'm having trouble supporting Internet Explorer 5.5 and earlier versions
in a PHP download script. People are reporting that the file comes out
as 'download.htm'.
Here is the code in my download.php:
$len = filesize($file);
header(Content-type:
Hi,
I wonder if there's a better way (more effective, less resource consuming )
to pass a file to a user than the ones I put below.
This might be quite large files more than 100 mb. Mind this might be all
kind of files (binary and others) and must preserve the files state.
//Sending approriate
will the readfile() function not accept a user/pass combination in an ftp
url? like:
readfile(ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/path/to/file;);
I get two errors. The first is a file not found error.
The second is a No Such file or directory error.
droppoing the user:pass section works just fine.
I was wondering what happens if you call the readfile function to output a
large binary file to a client with a slow connection.
Does the script run until the whole file is sent to the client (leading to
timeout errors on servers with a low max execution time) or does it fill
some sort of
How can I read some webpage through a proxy in PHP.
I wan't to use the function readfile(http://www.php.net/) but I get an
host_connect error.
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Hi there,
I was wondering what happens if you call the readfile function to output a
large binary file to a client with a slow connection.
Does the script run until the whole file is sent to the client (leading to
timeout errors on servers with a low max execution time) or does it fill
some sort
Hello,
I'm performing a readfile, and am expecting that if the file isn't found and
error will return unless you add the @ symbol before the readfile function
as in:
$retrn = @readfile ($FileName);
My page only errors, and doesn't return false. I don't want my page to
error, I would like to
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