Is there a way, when requesting remote files (using fopen() or file()) to
determine the base directory of the file retrieved? For instance, if I did:
$file = file("http://www.host.com/directory/php";);
Several things can happen. One is that theres an actual file named php that
is retrieved. Secondly, php could be a directory and the file index.html is
retrieved from that directory. Or php could be a directory without an index,
in which case a directory listing is generated or something to that effect.
But what I want to be able to do is to determine what the base directory is
in any case. For instance if php was a file, the base would be
http://www.host.com/directory/, if it was a directory with an index the base
would be http://www.host.com/directory/php.
Anyone know if this information is available?
Thanks,
Erik Fears.
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