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Posted by Kimmo Laine on 11/19/80 11:45
"milahu" <milahu@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:1145531261.880053.317800@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>> So now copy() is a special function?
> Yes, it's holy for usual files, but not for uploaded ones. Why do you
> just dislike move_uploaded_file() that much? PHP is not always as
> logical as one would like it to be...
Nothing. move_uploaded_files and copy are not the issue here, both work just
fine. The problem is that is_file does not recognize an uploaded file as a
file, while file_exists does and I'd like to know why.
>> But an uploaded file is neither a symlink [...]
> Already tested with is_link()? Win / NTFS doesn't support symlinks, so
> I guess Apache emulates 'em.
Nothing to do with Apache either, using IIS 6 as I already said in my first
post.
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