I'm facing an issue in PHP where I can't open a file located on a network drive for reading
I have tried a lot of different path name
$file = fopen('G:/Folder/vak.xlsx', 'r');
$file = fopen('//10.X.X.X/Folder/vak.xlsx', 'r');
$file = fopen('\\\\10.X.X.X\\Folder\\vak.xlsx', 'r');
But I always get the same error
Could not open "G:/Folder/vak.xlsx" for reading! File does not exist.
I have read a lot of post related to this issue and try all the solutions that i've found, but nothing works.
The network drive is mapped on the server under G: and the apache service is launched with a domain user account who's allowed to access to the network drive.
The server is running WAMP (Apache + Mysql + PHP 5.6)
I don't know why it's not working. Maybe someone has already solved this issue.
EDIT :
I have also try to use scandir() like this :
$files = scandir('\\\\10.X.X.X\\');
var_dump($files);
And I get
The network name cannot be found. (code: 67)
Related
if i try the following command:
$_content = file_get_contents("ssh2.sftp://".intval($sftp)."/Lorem-62398848890105_20190117-101229.txt");
it works and i get the correct content.
But whenever I want to have all the files of the remote folder, the directory can not be opened.
I tried scandir or opendir. Both of these raises this message:
Warning: scandir(): Unable to open ssh2.sftp://12/ on remote host
What im doing wrong? Some tips would really help me.
Regards
Context: I use PHP 7.0.32 and ssh2.so is fully installed
UPDATE: I got it. I think it is due to a wrong attitude of the provider.
How it works:
$handle = opendir("ssh2.sftp://".intval($sftp).ssh2_sftp_realpath($sftp,".").'./');
The function ssh2_sftp_realpath + './' do the trick.
I put permission 777 on the other server I can send the file, but when access the file shows internal server error 500
This is related to the permission of owner I think, someone knows how I can solve? Obs: I already tended all types of file permissions and all that let me send the file shows the error 500
$dir_https_braip = "/home/braip/public_html/https/";enter code here
$dir_https_way = "/home/waycash/public_html/dir/https/";
$dir_https_pega = "/home/pegatudo/public_html/dir/https/";
if(!copy($_FILES['file_upload']['tmp_name'], $dir_https_braip . $nome)){
die('erro');
}
I'm trying to access my owncloud webdav interface and get the list of files in the root directory from PEAR WebDAV Client. I'm trying the following:
include("HTTP/WebDAV/Client.php");
$client = new HTTP_WebDAV_Client_Stream();
$user="admin";
$pass = "q1w2e3r4";
$dir = "webdavs://".$user.":".$pass."#127.0.0.1:10081/owncloud/remote.php/webdav/";
$stuff = $client->dir_opendir($dir, array());
var_dump($stuff);
var_dump($client->dirfiles);
The code print false, false, and when I've tried to debug it, I saw Connection refused error in Socket.php, when it tried to call the function
fsockopen("127.0.0.1", 10081, $err, $errstr);
It's even more strange since I can access this server and list the directories from cadaver though. Also I can access the test DAV server with my code by replacing my $dir variable:
$dir = "webdavs://".$user.":".$pass."#127.0.0.1:10081/owncloud/remote.php/webdav/";
It's an ugly hack, but if you add something similar to:
var_dump($err->getMessage());
to /usr/share/php/HTTP/Request.php on line 739, you should be able to see the most relevant error message. (If that is where Request.php got installed to.)
Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be a mechanism in place in the underlying HTTP_Request package for raising that specific error message back to the HTTP_WebDAV_Client_Stream code.
When I try to use ftp_delete() I get the error: Warning: ftp_delete(): File not found. My ftp server should be working fine, I can upload files fine to the same directory without a problem. Here is the PHP:
$fileSource = 'http://localhost/user/images/dfdf.png';
$ftpCon = ftp_connect('localhost');
ftp_login($ftpCon,'---','---');
ftp_delete($ftpCon,$fileSource);
Also when I look at the server logs I can see I get the message: 550 File not found
The url for $fileSource is the file's exact path, I went into localhost and copy/pasted it into the code, still for some reason it can't be found.
The ftp_delete function acccepts a path to the file. You are providing http://localhost/user/images/dfdf.png which contains the host (http://localhost/). I think you mean to provide /user/images/dfdf.png, which is just the path.
Example:
ftp_delete($ftpCon, '/user/images/dfdf.png');
When, for example, your FTP root is /user/, it will mean you need to provide ftp_delete with /images/dfdf.png. Thanks to #maremp.
I'm using the standalone PHP-S3 class:
http://undesigned.org.za/2007/10/22/amazon-s3-php-class
I've tried all the ready made tutorials, downloaded the source, changed the corresponding variables (set my bucket, access_key, access_secret).
I'm guetting the following error whenever I try to upload any file:
Warning: S3::putObject(): [417] Unexpected HTTP status in C:\Users\Jad\Dropbox\www\test\S3.php on line 312
Note: My bucket already exists and I even allowed all the permissions to the user everyone (temporarily for it to work but it's still not working)
I had the same problem.
If you are connected through a proxy in my case it worked connection to S3 over SSL.
$s3 = new S3(S3KEY, S3SECRET, true);
So I created a new bucket in the US (the last one was in Ireland) and everything works smoothly now.
I had the same problem. I'm connected to a proxy... If I'm connected to an other network, it works :)
I've had this issue behind a squid3 proxy and the problem was resolved by the following squid configuration directive:
ignore_expect_100 on