Re: Re: get file from directory.

On 06/23/2014 12:27 PM, hadi wrote:

Does $ip represent the entire file name or is it a partial file name?

$ip getting passed to the function with the system ip. I have files with system ips names in directory. Ip name of file. I want my code to get the ip which already done and match it with directory which not done. Can you do it according to my code.

So, $ip would be something like '1.1.1.1' ? So, are you trying to find something like this? /var/log/phplogs/1.1.1.1/files... or like this? /var/log/phplogs/iplogs/1.1.1.1 <- 1.1.1.1 being the actual file? If $ip is your full file name, then do this: if ( file_exists('/var/log/phplogs/iplogs/' . $ip ) ) {

    echo 'file found, now do something...';

} Here are a few things you need to understand as well. Read this: http://www.php.net//manual/en/function.glob.php It will help you better understand how to use this function. If you do this: print_r(glob("/tmp/")); You get this: Array (

    [0] => /tmp/

) But, if you do this: print_r(glob("/tmp/*")); You get the listing from the directory of all files and folders.

On 06/23/2014 12:10 PM, hadi wrote:

If you know the directory and you know the filename, why do a search at

all?

Just open it.

Here is my problem I want to search a directory and get file match "$ip" variable as mention in my code. Can this be done.

Does $ip represent the entire file name or is it a partial file name?

<?php

function timeout($username, $ip) { $iplookup = glob('/var/log/phplogs/iplogs/'); foreach(glob('/tmp/sess*') as $file) {

       if (time()- filemtime($ip) > 60)

{

           $old = "$username";
           $content = file_get_contents($file);
           if(strpos($content, $old) !== false) {
               unlink($file);
           }
       }

} } ?>

On 6/23/2014 2:17 PM, hadi wrote:

Can someone help. How to get specific file from directory. Thank you.

If you know the directory and you know the filename, why do a search at

all?

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