using file_put_contents from pear

[Michael Preminger]

Hello!

We are running php 4.3.10

Therefore I need to use php_put_content s through
pear.

Thats what my file looks like:
<?php
require_once 'php/Compat/Function/file_put_conten ts.php';
$i=0;
while ($i <= 5){
$myArray[$i]="element position $i";
print("dollar-i er nå lik $i<br>\n" );
$i= $i + 1;


}
file_put_conten ts("array.txt" , $myArray);
?>
Im not sure this is related to using a pear version or not, but I get a
Warning: file_put_conten ts() failed to open stream: Permission denied

Greatful to any clues!

Thanks!!

[Janwillem Borleffs]

Re: using file_put_conten ts from pear

Michael Preminger wrote:[color=blue]
> Im not sure this is related to using a pear version or not, but I get
> a Warning: file_put_conten ts() failed to open stream: Permission
> denied[/color]

The dir/file must be writeable for Apache. Chmod the dir/file to 777 or make
Apache the owner to accomplish this (Note: don't use PHP's chmod() function
for this, but login to the server with FTP/SSH and peform the modification
through the client.


JW

[Michael Preminger]

Re: using file_put_conten ts from pear

On 23.01.2005 23:05, Janwillem Borleffs wrote:[color=blue]
> Michael Preminger wrote:
>[color=green]
>>Im not sure this is related to using a pear version or not, but I get
>>a Warning: file_put_conten ts() failed to open stream: Permission
>>denied[/color]
>
>
> The dir/file must be writeable for Apache. Chmod the dir/file to 777 or make
> Apache the owner to accomplish this (Note: don't use PHP's chmod() function
> for this, but login to the server with FTP/SSH and peform the modification
> through the client.
>
>
> JW
>
>
>
>[/color]
Thank you!

Writing a file is now possible.
I am able to write a file to a special directory that apache may write to.

I actually wish to do the following:
read a text file with the file() function into a text array,
append a line to the array,
and write back using file_put_conten ts() into the same file.

this fails.

Is the error due to the file not being "closed" after being read by the
file() function?

Thanks
a lot!

Michael

[Janwillem Borleffs]

Re: using file_put_conten ts from pear

Michael Preminger wrote:[color=blue]
> I actually wish to do the following:
> read a text file with the file() function into a text array,
> append a line to the array,
> and write back using file_put_conten ts() into the same file.
>
> this fails.
>
> Is the error due to the file not being "closed" after being read by
> the file() function?
>[/color]

Which error do you get? Normally, the following should work fine:

$file = file($filename) ;
$file[] = "a line\n";
file_put_conten ts($filename, implode("", $file));


JW

[Michael Preminger]

Re: using file_put_conten ts from pear


Sorry to have bothered you. It was a simple file-access related problem.

On 26.01.2005 00:07, Janwillem Borleffs wrote:[color=blue]
> Michael Preminger wrote:
>[color=green]
>>I actually wish to do the following:
>>read a text file with the file() function into a text array,
>>append a line to the array,
>>and write back using file_put_conten ts() into the same file.
>>
>>this fails.
>>
>>Is the error due to the file not being "closed" after being read by
>>the file() function?
>>[/color]
>
>
> Which error do you get? Normally, the following should work fine:
>
> $file = file($filename) ;
> $file[] = "a line\n";
> file_put_conten ts($filename, implode("", $file));
>
>
> JW
>
>
>[/color]