I need an experts advice

[BareKnuckles]

I am new to php and I could use some advice.

I'm running php 4.3.4 and abyss server on a win98 machine.
php is installed correctly as I have tested it using phpinfo().
I get this error when executing a certain script that I wrote...

Warning: fopen(undeliverable email.txt): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in C:\Program Files\Abyss Web Server\htdocs\php\sendmixed.php on line 6
Warning: fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in C:\Program Files\Abyss Web Server\htdocs\php\sendmixed.php on line 7

What needs to be done to fix this?

just so you know:
register_globals=on
safemode=off

thanks! :?

[iNaNimAtE]

First of all, what is the script supposed to do? It looks like a formmail script to me. If it is a formmail, then I can almost bet you that you are trying to use "sendmail;" when in fact, Windows has no sendmail.

If this is the issue, tell me, and I can help you out with it.
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[aprelium]

BareKnuckles,

The error means that there is a file creation/reading error. Can you give us the download URL of the script so that we can test it?
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[j_browne]

I used forward slash and the file is relative to htdocs (htdocs/texts/text1.txt).
I seem to remember also getting the problem when trying to open from C:\Program Files\... but can't think why I would want to do that now.

Try setting up the following test using a new file with a few lines in it, you need to set up the path/file as above:


<?php
//--- open the file:
$filename="texts/text1.txt";
if (!($f=fopen("$filename","r")))
exit("Unable to open file: $filename");
else
echo "<br>" . "File opened: $filename";
echo "<br>" . "Contents of file: $filename" . "<br>";
//--- display contents of file line-by-line:
while (!feof($f))
{
$x=fgetc($f);
echo $x;
}
fclose($f);
?>

[iNaNimAtE]

But I would still like to know exactly what script you are using (and what is its purpose).
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