how to enable file:// urls
Posted by: dirtysnipe (---.sunfield.org.uk)
Date: June 07, 2012 03:40PM

Im using wampserver for an intranet and need to link to files on the local network.

before i moved to wampserver they used to work using the file://servername/directory/filename.doc and that worked fine.

But now they do not work.

What module / apache / php / setting do I have to enable to get this working again?

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Re: how to enable file:// urls
Posted by: dirtysnipe (---.sunfield.org.uk)
Date: June 07, 2012 04:33PM

This is using Internet Explorer on the client side as i already know you cannot use ff before anyone says.

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Re: how to enable file:// urls
Posted by: stevenmartin99 (Moderator)
Date: June 07, 2012 04:42PM

File is a protocol like http - it has nothing to do with wamp

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Re: how to enable file:// urls
Posted by: dirtysnipe (---.sunfield.org.uk)
Date: June 07, 2012 04:49PM

Just ran a test on another client system.

Looks like its a version / security setting in the newer ie9

ie 8 seems to be working fine.


damn you IE

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Wamp Server on my computer
Posted by: tarun (---.164.0.161.man-dynamic.vsnl.net.in)
Date: June 20, 2012 11:22AM

Trying to connect with $fh = fopen( $page, "w" ); the $fh value is FALSE. However, if the "w" is changed to 'r' it works and $fh gets an integer value.

Any help to open a file for writing?

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Re: how to enable file:// urls
Posted by: mesinhosting (114.79.55.---)
Date: July 05, 2012 07:32PM

if you installed wamp on different computer that you used, there is much think you must do to setting wamp as a server, example: you need to open ftp protocol so the apache can listen the ftp protocol, setting up the ip address so the apache can listen to the ip of the server. fopen syntax can only have read permission if you executed it from outside of the server.

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