Re: [PHP] Uploading to Apache server from VB

2001-12-05 Thread fred

See my post today about a file upload problem, which includes a complete
script to do this (and more).  My script works, but
times out on very large files, otherwise it is a champ...

Fred

On Mon, 03 Dec 2001 15:16:09 -0500, Jim wrote:


> http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php
> 
> I've done this successfully both with PHP and VB/ASP. I think PHP is the
> easiest, but there are several things that could go wrong.
> 
> There is usually a 2MB limit to the file size and the safe mode setting
> also affects the outcome.
> 
> On the HTML side, you must include ENCTYPE=multipart/form-data in your
>  tag.
> 
> Once the file is uploaded (you can verify through phpinfo() command) you
> have to move it someplace. This can be tricky depending on how your
> server is set up. As a security, some servers do not allow scripts to
> save files.
> 
> One solution is to have your script open an ftp socket and put the file
> in the right place. This way, the script has the ftp password which
> should be kept secret from the user.
> 
> 
>>Hello,
>>
>>I have a VB program which can download files from a web-site. The
>>webserver is running Apache where we use PHP scripting. That is all
>>working OK.
>>
>>Now I want to let certain people upload data from their PC's. I don't
>>want to use FTP, because I don't want to hand out password's (also not
>>in the code we are distributing). Anonymous FTP is not possible.
>>
>>I can upload files to the site from a browser, but I would to make it
>>(very) easy for people to upload their data: a number of them are not
>>very familiar with computers.
>>
>>I have seen (www.google.com) references to uploading from VB to IIS
>>servers, but how about to Apache/PHP? I've tried some examples with the
>>MicroSoft Internet Control and "executing" the POST command, but the
>>file would not be uploaded (the PHP script did not get it anyway).
>>
>>Should it be possible?
>>If so, can somebody point in the right direction/example? If not, could
>>somebody please explain why not?
>>
>>Thanks in advance for your help,
>>
>>henk sandkuyl
>>
>>
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Re: [PHP] Uploading to Apache server from VB

2001-12-03 Thread Jim


http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.php

I've done this successfully both with PHP and VB/ASP. I think PHP is 
the easiest, but there are several things that could go wrong.

There is usually a 2MB limit to the file size and the safe mode 
setting also affects the outcome.

On the HTML side, you must include ENCTYPE=multipart/form-data in 
your  tag.

Once the file is uploaded (you can verify through phpinfo() command) 
you have to move it someplace. This can be tricky depending on how 
your server is set up. As a security, some servers do not allow 
scripts to save files.

One solution is to have your script open an ftp socket and put the 
file in the right place. This way, the script has the ftp password 
which should be kept secret from the user.


>Hello,
>
>I have a VB program which can download files from a web-site. The webserver
>is running Apache where we use PHP scripting. That is all working OK.
>
>Now I want to let certain people upload data from their PC's. I don't want
>to use FTP, because I don't want to hand out password's (also not in the
>code we are distributing). Anonymous FTP is not possible.
>
>I can upload files to the site from a browser, but I would to make it (very)
>easy for people to upload their data: a number of them are not very familiar
>with computers.
>
>I have seen (www.google.com) references to uploading from VB to IIS servers,
>but how about to Apache/PHP? I've tried some examples with the MicroSoft
>Internet Control and "executing" the POST command, but the file would not
>be uploaded (the PHP script did not get it anyway).
>
>Should it be possible?
>If so, can somebody point in the right direction/example?
>If not, could somebody please explain why not?
>
>Thanks in advance for your help,
>
>henk sandkuyl
>
>
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