Revisiting the Zlib PHP html page, I notice that it says that Zlib in
PHP works with uncompressed files, but not with sockets. Could that
be my problem? What does it mean to be using sockets? I'm sending
this data wirelessly from a handheld device to a server, and I'm using
the device API, it might use sockets to connect. If that is
preventing Zlib from working, is there any way around that?
Could the problem be that I am using the zLib functions on the file
pointer obtained in this way:
$headerfile = $_FILES['header']['tmp_name'];
Is that not a real file or something? Would it work perhaps if I first
moved this above file to another place within my directories? I think
that $_FILES thing references a temporary file.
Sorry if that's a newbie question, I am coming from a C/C++ background
and still getting used to $variables having 'fuzzy' types.
Thanks,
Bob
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