Re: How can I access a file remotely?
- From: ELINTPimp <smsiebe@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 16:46:56 -0000
On Jul 30, 12:16 pm, Florian Erfurth <floh-erfu...@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi everyone,
as a Win-User he has to enter "\\intranet\logons$\wsa01.txt" in explorer in
order to open this file.
Now I'm writing a php-script on freeBSD. I don't have a idea how to access
this file. I already tried following:
fopen("//intranet/logons$/wsa01.txt");
But the file is not found. I think I have to use samba, am I right? But how
should I do that with php.
I'm really new in php and today I write the very first time a php-script. I
already looked inhttp://www.php-homepage.de/manual/(by the way, this is a
good manual! :) ).
Thank you very much!
cu Floh
Floh,
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. If,
however, you are able to navigate to that directory from your BSD
machine in the command prompt, for example, you're set. In that case,
you need to use the same \'s as windows uses, except you have to
escape them:
\\\\intranet\\logons$\\wsa01.txt
.
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