RE [PHP-INSTALL] upload_tmp_dir and open_basedir

Check that the user under wich apache runs have writing permission for the upload directory, remember to use move_uploaded_file function after, or ur uploaded file might disapear in the end of your php script Jerôme Kaluza Service du Sang Service Informatique Croix-Rouge de Belgique rue de Stalle 96 - 5e étage B-1180 Bruxelles Tél. : + 32 (0)2 371 35 27 Fax : + 32 (0)2 371 35 23 j.kaluza@redcross-transfusion.be http://www.transfusion.be P.S.: Le temps de lire ce mail, 1 personne aura eu besoin d?une transfusion en Belgique pour survivre. Alors, n'oublions pas : une vie est irremplaçable, pas le sang ! Plus d'infos, sur http://www.transfusion.be. JM <lists+phpinst@roth.lu> 12/06/2008 15:15 A php-install@lists.php.net cc Objet [PHP-INSTALL] upload_tmp_dir and open_basedir /home on my machine is a symlink to /local/home. In PHP 5.2.0: when I set upload_tmp_dir to /home and open_basedir to either /local/home or /home then performing a file upload fails. In PHP 5.2.6 this seems corrected. Which bug was that? On another note, while I was reading the docs about open_basedir I was wondering: it says 'all symlinks are resolved', but what happens when the argument to open_basedir itself is a symlink (like in my case)? I suppose it is resolved too? So in the previous example, whether I use /local/home or /home or any combination thereof, all of them are resolved to /local/home in the end? Right? TIA Mark