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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 08/03/07 18:06
Florian Erfurth wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>
>> Florian Erfurth wrote:
>>> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>>>
>>>> Florian Erfurth wrote:
>>>>> ELINTPimp wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> If there isn't already a mechanism in place to work between the two
>>>>>> filesystems (Samba, netapp, even FTP), then it isn't going to work.
>>>>>> You need to get this resolved before you even start with PHP.
>>>>> Nope. And my colleague doesn't like to do that "outside" of php-script.
>>>>>
>>>> That wasn't his point. His point was, if there isn't a way to access
>>>> the file without PHP, PHP can't "magically" create a way to access it.
>>>> PHP can only automate what can be done manually.
>>> Ah... now I understand that. But what about the following code?
>>> http://smbwebclient.sourceforge.net/smbwebclient.phps So it's possible!
>>> (I think so)
>>>
>> Sure, that will work - if you install Samba on your server, as Rik
>> suggested. That provides a way to access the file remotely. PHP will
>> then be able to access it.
> Of course samba is installed on server. But unfortunatelly the PHP-script
> (smbwebclient.php) is huge, so I don't have idea how to access a file (I
> only want to read the content, not more).
>
> cu Floh
Well, is Samba is installed, can you access the file outside of PHP -
i.e. can you display or edit the file from the server's command line?
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