Upload, problem with dir

[AA]

I use php 5 on IIS 6.
I change upload_tmp_dir and restart IIS.

From phpinfo():
upload_tmp_dir 'D:\php\tmp'

But, if I print $_FILE:
["tmp_name"]=string(26) "C:\WINDOWS\Temp\php1CA.tmp"

I want to change the upload dir of tmp file...

Any suggestion?

Thanks,
Alberto

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AA escribió:

I use php 5 on IIS 6.
I change upload_tmp_dir and restart IIS.

From phpinfo():
upload_tmp_dir 'D:\php\tmp'

But, if I print $_FILE:
["tmp_name"]=string(26) "C:\WINDOWS\Temp\php1CA.tmp"

I'm not familiar with IIS but it's likely that the upload process runs
with the same credentials as the web server. So make sure the IIS user
has write permission over "D:\php\tmp". If your computer is called FOO,
the default IIS user is called IUSR_FOO.

Also, check the logs.

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[AA]

On 13 Nov, 10:05, "Álvaro G. Vicario"
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AA escribió:

I use php 5 on IIS 6.
I change *upload_tmp_dir and restart IIS.

From phpinfo():
upload_tmp_dir 'D:\php\tmp'

But, if I print $_FILE:
["tmp_name"]=string(26) "C:\WINDOWS\Temp\php1CA.tmp"

I'm not familiar with IIS but it's likely that the upload process runs
with the same credentials as the web server. So make sure the IIS user
has write permission over "D:\php\tmp". If your computer is called FOO,
the default IIS user is called IUSR_FOO.

Also, check the logs.

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gracias, Alvaro

I check, the ISS user has all the permissions on D:\php\tmp
In tmp_name I expect to find "d:\php\tmp", regardless the permission
to write in it...

Bye,
Alberto

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AA escribió:

>>I use php 5 on IIS 6.
I change upload_tmp_dir and restart IIS.
From phpinfo():
upload_tmp_dir 'D:\php\tmp'
But, if I print $_FILE:
["tmp_name"]=string(26) "C:\WINDOWS\Temp\php1CA.tmp"

I'm not familiar with IIS but it's likely that the upload process runs
with the same credentials as the web server. So make sure the IIS user
has write permission over "D:\php\tmp". If your computer is called FOO,
the default IIS user is called IUSR_FOO.

Also, check the logs.

[...]

I check, the ISS user has all the permissions on D:\php\tmp

Just to be 100% sure, create a file there from a web page and see if it
gets there:

<?php
touch('D:\php\tmp\test.txt');
?>

If the logs don't display anything, you can try to enable the
display_startup_errors directive. I admit it didn't work for me (I set a
wrong path and nothing showed up) but who knows...

BTW, in my system phpinfo() displays the path without quotes, make sure
you didn't accidentally add single quotes to the path.

Sorry, I can't think of anything else.

In tmp_name I expect to find "d:\php\tmp", regardless the permission
to write in it...

I can't understand what you mean. The tmp_name is the actual path of the
uploaded file: if it can't create the file there, it won't display sudch
path.

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[Jerry Stuckle]

AA wrote:

I use php 5 on IIS 6.
I change upload_tmp_dir and restart IIS.

From phpinfo():
upload_tmp_dir 'D:\php\tmp'

But, if I print $_FILE:
["tmp_name"]=string(26) "C:\WINDOWS\Temp\php1CA.tmp"

I want to change the upload dir of tmp file...

Any suggestion?

Thanks,
Alberto

Which version of PHP? Possibly it's related to this reported bug?

http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=44420

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[AA]

On 13 Nov, 12:37, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

AA wrote:

I use php 5 on IIS 6.
I change *upload_tmp_dir and restart IIS.

From phpinfo():
upload_tmp_dir 'D:\php\tmp'

But, if I print $_FILE:
["tmp_name"]=string(26) "C:\WINDOWS\Temp\php1CA.tmp"

I want to change the upload dir of tmp file...

Any suggestion?

Thanks,
Alberto

Which version of PHP? *Possibly it's related to this reported bug?

http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=44420

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Oh,no!
It's seem exactly the same thing described there...
same versions of ISS, PHP, MS Windows...
same behaviour...

thanks,
alberto

[AA]

On 13 Nov, 12:37, "Álvaro G. Vicario"
<[e-mail]:

AA escribió:

>I use php 5 on IIS 6.
I change *upload_tmp_dir and restart IIS.
From phpinfo():
upload_tmp_dir 'D:\php\tmp'
But, if I print $_FILE:
["tmp_name"]=string(26) "C:\WINDOWS\Temp\php1CA.tmp"
I'm not familiar with IIS but it's likely that the upload process runs
with the same credentials as the web server. So make sure the IIS user
has write permission over "D:\php\tmp". If your computer is called FOO,
the default IIS user is called IUSR_FOO.

Also, check the logs.

[...]

I check, the ISS user has all the permissions on D:\php\tmp

Just to be 100% sure, create a file there from a web page and see if it
gets there:

<?php
touch('D:\php\tmp\test.txt');
?>

If the logs don't display anything, you can try to enable the
display_startup_errors directive. I admit it didn't work for me (I set a
wrong path and nothing showed up) but who knows...

BTW, in my system phpinfo() displays the path without quotes, make sure
you didn't accidentally add single quotes to the path.

Sorry, I can't think of anything else.

In tmp_name I expect to find "d:\php\tmp", regardless the permission
to write in it...

I can't understand what you mean. The tmp_name is the actual path of the
uploaded file: if it can't create the file there, it won't display sudch
path.

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touched!
Any other idea?
Alberto

[AA]

On 13 Nov, 14:20, AA <[e-mail]:

On 13 Nov, 12:37, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

AA wrote:

I use php 5 on IIS 6.
I change *upload_tmp_dir and restart IIS.

From phpinfo():
upload_tmp_dir 'D:\php\tmp'

But, if I print $_FILE:
["tmp_name"]=string(26) "C:\WINDOWS\Temp\php1CA.tmp"

I want to change the upload dir of tmp file...

Any suggestion?

Thanks,
Alberto

Which version of PHP? *Possibly it's related to this reported bug?

http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=44420

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Oh,no!
It's seem exactly the same thing described there...
same versions of ISS, PHP, MS Windows...
same behaviour...

thanks,
alberto- Nascondi testo citato

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.... the bug is still "open".
Any idea?
Workaround?
bye,
alb

[Jerry Stuckle]

AA wrote:

On 13 Nov, 14:20, AA <[e-mail]:

>On 13 Nov, 12:37, Jerry Stuckle <[e-mail]:

>>AA wrote:
I use php 5 on IIS 6.
I change upload_tmp_dir and restart IIS.
From phpinfo():
upload_tmp_dir 'D:\php\tmp'
But, if I print $_FILE:
["tmp_name"]=string(26) "C:\WINDOWS\Temp\php1CA.tmp"
I want to change the upload dir of tmp file...
Any suggestion?
Thanks,
Alberto
Which version of PHP? Possibly it's related to this reported bug?
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=44420
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Oh,no!
It's seem exactly the same thing described there...
same versions of ISS, PHP, MS Windows...
same behaviour...

thanks,
alberto- Nascondi testo citato

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... the bug is still "open".
Any idea?
Workaround?
bye,
alb

All I can suggest is to follow the bug and see what the resolution is.
You could also add in a comment that you're experiencing the same problem.

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