On Jun 25, 2007, at 9:08 PM, jekillen wrote:
On Jun 25, 2007, at 5:13 PM, Marius Toma wrote:
I can not create .php files from PHP. I can save them as *.php5,
*.php3, asp, *.txt , etc... but not as .php. I tried both touch and
fopen but
none of them worked.
I'm running PHP 5.1.6 on Apache 2, safe_mode is off
Is this a security measure somewhere? How can I bypass it?
Thank you,
Marius
I had trouble with this also running php 5.1.2 and now 5.2.1. But I
got the hang of it to the point
that I have mostly abandoned xml and flat files for temporary files
and quick and dirty data bases
that can just be included for their content. I do not remember what I
did that got it going but it is
definitely possible, almost spooky. You certainly do not want any user
supplied content written to
a php file as variable values or anything without being completely
sanitized.
I also had trouble opening and modifying html files but got the hang
of that too.
I am running Apache 1.3.x on FreeBSD 6.0, 6.2, Mac OSX, and Yellow Dog
Linux.
Keep trying...I had to.
JK
I just do $fp = fopen('so_and_so.php', 'w+'); // the 'w+' is necessary
for creating files that do not exist and writing to them, just 'w'
requires the file to exist already.
fwrite($fp, "<?php\n(code)\n?>");
fclose($fp);
Also in my code editor, the closing php tag screws up the syntax
coloring but does not indicate a coding error, so
I do $close_tag = '?'.'>'; and in the fclose($fp,
"<?php\n(code)\n$close_tag ); and my editor will keep the syntax
coloring. (BBEdit)
JK
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