Do you need to access it using url wrappers? If the images are local you can access them using plain filesystem access
Jackson Linux wrote:
Hi, ho,
I have a problem; something which works locally is complaining on the BSD Unix server I use:
The Code: (somewhere else I define $image_dir)
<!-- If there's an image, get it, get its height and width and slap it into an image tag, otherwise, move on -->
<?php if (!empty($article['image'])) {
$image = ($article['image']);
$size1 = getimagesize("$image_dir"."$image");
$width1 = $size1[0];
$height1 = $size1[1];
include_once(INCLUDES . 'image.include.php'); }
?>
The Include:
<img class='right-float' src='<?php echo $image_dir.$image ?>' width='<?php echo $width1 ?>' height='<?php echo $height1 ?>' alt='<?php echo $image ?>' border='0' />
The Error:
Warning: getimagesize(): URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /usr/www/users/user/articles/technology/index.htm on line 180
Warning: getimagesize(http://www.domain.com/images/combination_device.jpg): failed to open stream: no suitable wrapper could be found in /usr/www/users/user/articles/technology/index.htm on line 180
The Question:
Anything I can do within .htaccess to make this not happen? I don't have root access or access to php.ini, and they're loathe to change the configuration on a shared servcer.
Thanks in advance, Jack
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