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Topic: One more "No input file specified" Thread |
HawkleyFox
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Really? Hmm... Its odd that I can run it via command line, though. Allright then. Thank you for the help. |
Topic: One more "No input file specified" Thread |
HawkleyFox
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Ahhh... That makes sense. However, anybody could tell that this is a parsing error in the server. The only valid way to parse ".." as a path is if it follows a slash. This is the way it ... |
Topic: One more "No input file specified" Thread |
HawkleyFox
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Well, this is a little odd. Any script whose name has two or more periods side by side in the file name will result in the "No input file specified" error being thrown by PHP.
/php..file ... |
Topic: Wrapping a file in a PHP script |
HawkleyFox
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Excellent! I knew there was some way for Abyss to do the same thing (even though it seems this solution is contained completely within PHP).
Thank you Aprelium.
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Just a little follow up f ... |
Topic: Wrapping a file in a PHP script |
HawkleyFox
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I have a unique question. Is it possible to wrap a file in a PHP script with Abyss? For example, lets say a user requests "image.jpg". Is it possible to get PHP to intercept the request a ... |
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