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Using PHP, I am trying to create a monitoring or watch script that will let me know that a new file or folder has been created. I am not sure if it is possible in PHP or do I have to use any other program to monitor the folder.
Yes it is possible. You can create a cronjob or an infinite loop with a sleep period, that will initially map the folder, then listen for changes.
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Can a web server push multiple downloads to a browser and ask it to download all the files and place them in the local storage in a pre-provided directory structure.
No.
You have two main options.
Serve a .zip file with the directory structure inside it.
Your web page can initiate multiple downloads - although the browser will warn the user.
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How to invoke Scanner from php script and scan document and then upload scanned document to server ?
Maybe you can try phpSANE.
phpSANE is a web-based frontend for SANE written in HTML/PHP so you can scan with your web-browser. It also supports OCR.
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I want to create a backup script to automatically run 3 times: monday of every week,first day of 1 of each month,and once per 3 months.My logical thinking,isnt that good,so i need your help guys.The code has to be in php,and the easiest way is with if.
You would need to do a cron job or launchd to do the automation but you could have it run your PHP script without a problem. All it would do is a directory recursive iterator to copy and make directories in a backup location. PHP has a ZIP library, if installed on your server, to create compressed files if so desired. See this page. This could be as complex a you make it. You may want to store the files on a remote server which you could use the FTP features in php to send with.
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I have a Wordpress blog hosted by Bluehost. I am now looking in to setting up ownCloud and I was wondering if and how I could set up both services on at same website. (I realize I'll probably have to do something so that the ownCloud is installed at mysite.com/cloud or something.)
I'm not totally sure that this is the right Stack Site for this question, but I think it is.
Yes, you can create a subdirectory as you wish and use mysite.com/subdirectory to start installation of ownCloud.
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I have a LAMP configuration set up in a VM WARE. I am going to transfer files via FTP using transmit client.
Currently I have my files in the following directory
192.133.323.122/website/project/home.php
Do I create a folder in a specific directory?
Usually it'll go in your
your_user_here/var/www
but it doesn't matter really, as long as you know where it is and you know how to reach it.
I would suggest creating a folder with the name of the site, so you can find it easily, so it'll be something:
your_user_root/var/www/project_name