Re: Why fstat(); not working?

I have never used this function, but can take a good guess and say that it wont work over http connections. according to http://www.php.net/manual/function.fstat.php fstat returns this in an array. device inode number of links user id of owner group id owner device type if inode device size in bytes time of last access time of last modification time of last change blocksize for filesystem I/O number of blocks allocated Now you as well as I know how would you find any of this data (except size) over an http connection? simple anser, you can't the information doesnt exist, thats why your array is empty. Chris Lee Mediawaveonline.com In article <903fa6$32i$1@toye.p.sourceforge.net>, nikolajk@infosistema.lt wrote: > I'm using php4.0.3pl1 > ----------------- > <? > $fp = > fopen("http://somewhere/somthing","r"); > if ($fp) echo "OK"; else echo "No"; > $stats=fstat($fp); > > for ($x=0;$x<=12;$x++) { > echo $stats[$x]."<br>"; > } > > fclose($fp); > ?> > ----------------------------- > First line of output is OK bet the array is empty :/ i haven't no info > about this file :/ > > > Thanks > > >