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15 years ago
BakkerHenk
Found the problem. The upload is going fine. PHP removes tmp files immediately after execution of the requested php file. My problem was caused by a false target path in the move_uploaded_file function.
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15 years ago
BakkerHenk
I don't know if your system administrators are willing to add a DNS record for you. (which they'll probably will not do) The best solution in this case is to modify the HOSTS file (located in %windowsdir%/system32/drivers/etc/) of your users. They'll have to do this themselves! Internet explorer always checks this file before sending a request to the DNS server. If the specified entry exists
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15 years ago
BakkerHenk
Why would you use a function name that already exists... regardless of the name is in capitals or not. Just rename your custom function?
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15 years ago
BakkerHenk
; ; Safe Mode ; safe_mode = Off Tried it with safe_mode off and on... both don't work
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15 years ago
BakkerHenk
I use AVG and have no problems whatsoever with WAMP.
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15 years ago
BakkerHenk
Hello all, I have a little problem with file uploading. I have installed wampserver 2.0. Changed the php.ini (the correct one): ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ; File Uploads ; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ; Whether to allow HTTP file uploads. file_uploads = On ; Temporary directory for HTTP uploaded files (will use system default if not ; specified). upload_tmp_dir = "e:/wamp/uploads" ; Maxi
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