Re: Update: [PHP] Weird?

From: Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2002 21:18:46 +0000
Subject: Re: Update: [PHP] Weird?
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I meant, have you created a physical directory named $date? That's your problem. There's no directory named $date on your computer, and you're trying to write files into a non-existent directory. jtjohnston wrote:
I have created date :) $date = date ("MD"); That's not it. It seems to fail at one level or another, I think, becuase the function calls itself - and probably gets lost somehow. John
... i think you might have to create the $date directory before writing a file to it. writing to /tmp/dir/file.txt will fail if the directory "dir" doesn't exist.
<?php ####################################### $date = date ("MD"); ####################################### ### Don't forget trailing slash ##### ####################################### $from_path = "c:\\program files\\easyphp\\ccl_www\\"; $to_path = "c:\\ccl_www\\".$date."ccl_www\\"; ####################################### if(!is_dir($from_path)) { echo "failed"; exit; }else{ rec_copy($from_path, $to_path); echo "files copies from $from_path and backed up to $to_path"; } ######################################################################### function rec_copy ($from_path, $to_path) { if(!is_dir($to_path)) mkdir($to_path, 0777); $this_path = getcwd(); if (is_dir($from_path)) {
    chdir($from_path);
    $handle=opendir('.');
    while (($file = readdir($handle))!==false)
    {
if (($file != ".") && ($file != "..")) { if (is_dir($file)) { rec_copy ($from_path.$file."/", $to_path.$file."/");
       chdir($from_path);
}else{ # echo "error if (is_dir($file))<br>"; } if (is_file($file)) { copy($from_path.$file, $to_path.$file); }else{ # echo "error copy($from_path.$file, $to_path.$file)<br>"; } }#end (($file != ".")
    }#end while (($file
    closedir($handle);
}# end if (is_dir else{ # echo "if (is_dir($from_path))<br>"; } }# end function ?>


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