ID:               46629
 User updated by:  j-e dot zwar at bigpond dot net dot au
 Reported By:      j-e dot zwar at bigpond dot net dot au
 Status:           Bogus
 Bug Type:         Directory function related
 Operating System: win32 only
 PHP Version:      5.2.6
 New Comment:

Thanks for the suggestion to check the versions.  I'm confident that it
is the same version of PHP which is running when I try from the command
line or from IE6/IIS.

PHP -v from the command line says that it is version 5.2.6 which is the
same version and build date that I get when executing a script with
PHPINFO from IE6 and Mozilla/Firefox.

So executing a test-directory script from the command line gives me
boolean trues for each directory tested, but when executing the SAME
script from a browser, I get one false with the others true.


Previous Comments:
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[2008-12-28 20:21:03] fel...@php.net

Probably the version on command line is an newer version, and on
browser is another version used by Apache or other server.

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[2008-11-26 08:33:15] j-e dot zwar at bigpond dot net dot au

Have run some more tests.  FYI I get the same anomaly when I run the
script in a Mozilla/Firefox browser, so it appears something to do with
browsers on my PC rather than with IE6 itself.

Again, any advice and suggestions will be most appreciated.

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[2008-11-25 13:19:09] j-e dot zwar at bigpond dot net dot au

Progress report and unexpected result.
Have not yet gotten the 5.3 version to work but I did find out how to
run a script from the windows command line.
Using my current 5.2.6 php, and executing the directory test script
from the command line, all 5 tests return true, but when I execute it in
my browser (IE6), test 4 returns false!
Seems like something in the browser is causing test 4 (C:\Documents and
Settings\Fred & Ginger\My Documents) to return false.
Can you offer any suggestions?
Thanks again in anticipation.

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[2008-11-25 12:49:17] j-e dot zwar at bigpond dot net dot au

Thanks, I will try to do this.  But I will need some time as I've not
used PHP from a command line before and thus will need to research how
to do this.  Thanks again for your suggestion.  So far I have downloaded
the zip "PHP 5.3 Windows x86 VC9 (thread safe)) and then unzipped it to
a new directory C:/PHP5.3.

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[2008-11-24 22:58:42] paj...@php.net

Not sure what's wrong with the installer on your box, but you can fetch
a zip, uncompress it and run your test script from the command line.
Please try it.

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