Re: problem with fopen

Please handle file operations via the streams layer. Apart from allowing your extension to interoperate with wrappers this approach ensures that safe_mode and basedir restrictions are properly applied. A sample use (following your original sample) would be: php_stream *stream; char *file = "/tmp/neo/tmp_file1"; char *inbuf = "some message"; int sizeofinput = strlen("some message"); stream = php_stream_open_wrapper(file, "wb", 0, NULL); if (!stream) { php_error_docref(NULL TSRMLS_CC, E_WARNING, "Unable to open file for writing."); RETURN_FALSE; } php_stream_write(stream, inbuf, sizeofinput); php_stream_close(stream); Consult main/php_streams.h for a more complete list of API functions. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Animesh Bansriyar" <animesh@neolinuxsolutions.com> Newsgroups: php.pecl.dev To: "PECL DEV" <pecl-dev@lists.php.net> Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 10:36 PM Subject: problem with fopen > Hello All, > > I am writing a custom PHP extension on Debian GNU/Linux with > Apache2.0.46/PHP-5.0.0RC1 wherein I need to open a file, write to it and > save to disk. I am able to open the file using VCWD_FOPEN, but when I > try to close the file handle, PHP/Apache crashed with "The document > contains no data" error on the browser and segfaults when I run it from > the command line. The sample code is > > FILE *infile; > char *dir = "/tmp/neo"; > char *file = "/tmp/neo/tmp_file1"; > infile = VCWD_FOPEN(file,"wb"); > fwrite(inbuf, sizeofinput, 1, infile); > fclose(infile); > > I need to use fopen, fwrite while opening a file, writing to it and > saving it. If you can show me some pointers/sample code or some > suggesstions on this, I would be so very thankful. I tried reviewing > some code on the standard PHP extensions but by the end of it I got very > confused. > > Thanks in advance, > Regards, > Animesh > -- > Animesh Bansriyar <animesh@neolinuxsolutions.com> > http://neolinuxsolutions.com, +91-651-3112497, 3122401. > > Linux Intranet/Internet Servers, Specialised E-mail Setups, > Enterprise Database and Directory Services, Linux Application > Development and Commercial Support for Free/OpenSource Software