PHP and WGET generate 0 byte files

[Don69]

I have a problem with PHP where wget generates 0 byte files. Below
is
the code that I use.

// *************** *****
$savedir = "/webroot/vifs/app/webroot/static/1234567890";
$url = "http://www.google.com" ;
$test = mkdir( $savedir, 0777);
exec("/usr/bin/wget -nH -nd -d -P$savedir $url");
// *************** *****
What I have noticed is that if the directory already exists, WGET
works fine. But if the directory is created prior to, as shown in
the
code, WGET generates a file of 0 bytes.
MKDIR always returns successfully.
I've tried inserting a SLEEP(5) after MKDIR and that does not help.
Would anyone know why this is happening?
Thanks

[lawrence k]

On Nov 7, 3:12 pm, Don69 <vaillancourt.. [e-mail] te:

I have a problem with PHP where wget generates 0 byte files. Below
is
the code that I use.

// *************** *****
$savedir = "/webroot/vifs/app/webroot/static/1234567890";
$url = "http://www.google.com" ;

$test = mkdir( $savedir, 0777);

exec("/usr/bin/wget -nH -nd -d -P$savedir $url");
// *************** *****

What I have noticed is that if the directory already exists, WGET
works fine. But if the directory is created prior to, as shown in
the
code, WGET generates a file of 0 bytes.

MKDIR always returns successfully.

I've tried inserting a SLEEP(5) after MKDIR and that does not help.

Would anyone know why this is happening?

Is safe mode on? I once had a problem with PHP not writing to a
directory that had been chmoded 0777. Turned out the problem was safe
mode. I turned it off and then things worked fine.

However, that is a long shot. My first guess is that this is more of a
wget issue than a PHP issue.

[bushido]

On Nov 8, 3:12 am, Don69 <vaillancourt.. [e-mail] te:

I have a problem with PHP where wget generates 0 byte files. Below
is
the code that I use.

// *************** *****
$savedir = "/webroot/vifs/app/webroot/static/1234567890";
$url = "http://www.google.com" ;

$test = mkdir( $savedir, 0777);

exec("/usr/bin/wget -nH -nd -d -P$savedir $url");
// *************** *****

What I have noticed is that if the directory already exists, WGET
works fine. But if the directory is created prior to, as shown in
the
code, WGET generates a file of 0 bytes.

MKDIR always returns successfully.

I've tried inserting a SLEEP(5) after MKDIR and that does not help.

Would anyone know why this is happening?

Thanks

-P$savedir =-P $savedir