Hi,
That's what I've done, but I does not say clearly _when_ @rename
should failed. I've read the documentation in the C library for Unix,
and it says that it failed when it can't _add_ an entry to the
directory. What I observe is an empty file...
still weird, I'll look depper into it. (since i've
> rename("moo.php", "foo.php");
Also, works cross-platform. In most cases try to find a function that is
part of PHP rather than using the shell, especially if you are interested in
making sure the code works across platforms. There's also most likely a
performance hit when starting a shell
> > How do I rename a file on Linux in PHP?
>
> $err = `mv moo.php foo.php`
Or, to be safe:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.rename.php
... `` doesn't work in Safe Mode.
Jason
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