CHMOD Question :)

Kacyndra · #1 30-Mar-2007, 07:54

hi,
i have this very simple upload script, that i'm trying to modify.
basically, something is wrong w/ my direcotory structure, because i keep getting a CHMOD error, but when i upload a file, it flashes an error on the page, and then redirects somewhere else.

how can i see that error?

you can see it here:

http://www.xrumxrum.com/test/upload/upload.php

if you try it, upload a .txt file, and see what happens.

any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

Kacyndra · #2 30-Mar-2007, 08:06

i fixed the CHMOD error, however, i'm still very interested if anyone knows how to catch that "flashy" error message that goes away after a second.

Thanks!

JdS · #3 30-Mar-2007, 20:19

I tried uploading a file just now.

I got this error: change permission to 777 failed!!.

If you want to suppress that error (warning) message, you could simply disable it for the function by prepending an asterisk '@'. E.g.:

if( @move_uploaded_file() )....

Within a PHP script, you could redirect by using the header() function. For example:

PHP Code:


header( "Location: http://www.xrumxrum.com/test/upload/upload.php?message=" . urlencode($message) );

What you have now is this:

HTML Code:


...
<script>window.location.href='http://www.xrumxrum.com/test/upload/upload.php?message=change permission to 777 failed!!'</script>
</body>
</html>

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