Beauford wrote:
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>>>
>>>
>>> function searchdir ( $page , $maxdepth = -1 , $mode =
>> "FILES" , $d = 0 ) {
>>> if ( substr ( $page , strlen ( $page ) - 1 ) != '\\' ) {
>> $page .=
>>> '\\' ;}
>> this if statement will run given the value of $page, it's not
>> needed AFAIKT.
>> then again I can't see it causing problems.
>
> This makes no difference. I took it out before and got the same error.
>
I didn't think it would.
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> So if I put $page = "test", or $page = "test3", or $page = "../" they will
> all work. As soon as I add a drive letter, it gives me the error. Even on
> the local machine.
>
> I am trying to access a networked drive, but I have a share on the PC where
> the script is. May this is the issue.
the mapped drive should not be a problem. I definitely think it's a permission issue,
of course I could be wrong.
the following bug report *might* give you a clue as to whats going on:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=22153&edit=1
I have a feeling the bit about setting the permissions of the Share
to Everyone (on the server) is a good place to start. (the point about
having to login to the share manually before php is able to connect is also
noteworthy)
also bare in mind that a Drive/Directory has a set of permissions that are
seperate to the permissions of a Share that is defined for said Drive/Directory,
(something that has always confused me a bit) - both need to be setup to appropriately
> Is there a way to use a UNC path?
things I came across suggests this can work - something like?:
$dir = opendir(""\\\\your.ip.add.ress\\your_share"");
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