I haven't done much file uploading in Symfony to this point and I'm trying to figure out how to do it in 1.2+ I can get the files submitted to the action and retrieve them via: $files = $request->getFiles(); How can I get then save the file to the file system? I don't see any documentation besides the old 1.0 depreciated code. It l...
Hello, I need to write a small file serving component for web server. There are lots of issues serving files. Because "as-is" serving as big security hole, like this www.somesite.com/../../../../etc/passwd There are many issues including ".." resolving and many others like under windows there are many "unusual ways to refer to some pa...
I've recalled using little 'filesystems' before that basically provided an interface to something else. For example, I believe there was a GMail filesystem that created an entry in My Computer and could be used like any other drive on your local computer. How can I go about implementing something like this in C++? Thank you! ...
It is obvious that in general the read(2) system call can return less bytes than what was asked to be read. However, quite a few programs assume that when working with a local files, read(2) never returns less than what was asked (unless the file is shorter, of course). So, my question is: on Linux, in which cases can read(2) return les...
Hi. I'm looking for a program with really quite specific functionality, which hopefully exists so I don't have to implement it myself. I can best describe this hypothetical program as a filesystem-based cache of compressed copies of documents in the working directory. I've made a mock-up of what I would expect this program to do: jam...
Hi, we have the following scenario: * a .NET application allows users to upload documents. * the documents are stored in a filesystem, currently inaccessible to users. the path is basically \year\month\day\filename.ext * the path and filename are stored in a database (MS SQL200) that is used to link the documents to various records in th...
I need the best way to prevent any access to doc files when it is not my web application, for example, I need some files to be hidden from search engines or public users and only private users may reach and download them. I would like to save the files in the file system and not in the DB in order not to increase the DB usage. ...
I have a need for a simple function that lists all folders (non-recursive) in a given directory. The directory will always be the same (the images folder of my theme directory). I've been using the function below, but it fails when the PHP version is < 5. I suppose I could wrap the function in a PHP version check. I'm just trying to ma...
For example, I have a directory structure like this: my_stuff classes one two more evenmore manymore subsub subsubsub otherstuff morestuff deepstuff toomuch and I want to add everything (!) under...
through terminal you can make it with a command - "SetFile -a B filename" programmatically i think i should set one of the attributes through [[NSFileManager defaultManager] createDirectoryAtPath:dirPath withIntermediateDirectories:NO attributes:attributes error:nil]; but i can't find witch one. thanks) ...
On unix symlinks are pointers to another file. Not only the file but also the symlink has a ctime, mtime, …. I know the symlinks time can be accessed, as ls displays it. If I use one of ruby's File#ctime, File#mtime, …, I always get the attribute of the file the symlink is pointing to, not of the symlink. How can I read this values in ru...
My company downloads numerous files on a daily basis via ftp. Currently these files are stored in a fairly large file hierarchy, which is cumbersome to navigate. In addition the files often have meaningless names making them difficult to identify. We are considering building an application that presents a rich "filesystem" to the user...
Is it possible to add ZIP file to APK package as a raw resource and read it with ZipFile class? It looks like it's trivial to open file from SD card, but not from APK. ...
Ultimately I want to travel through a folder's files and subdirectories and write something to all files i find that have a certain extension(.wav in my case). when looping how do i tell if the item I am at is a directory? ...
Using iPhone SDK: 3.0 (Firmware 3.1.2) I'm new to iPhone development and researched here and google for a few hours with no luck. Here's the issue: I have an ebook in epub format that I want to sell on the app store, but the app store requirement is that the epub must be contained in an iphone app. So, I decided to make an app that ...
There has been numerous discussions related to storing images (or binary data) in the database or file system (Refer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3748/storing-images-in-db-yea-or-nay) We have decided to use the file system for storing images and relevant image specific metadata in the database itself in the short term and migrat...
How do you exclude a folder when performing file operations i.e. cp etc. I would currently use the wild card * to apply file operation to all, but I need to exclude one single folder. The command I'm actually wanting to use is chown to change the owner of all the files in a directory but I need to exclude one sub directory. ...
I'm looking for an open source library or project which would offer a filesystem or block device representation for AT&T Synaptic Storage as a Service. I'm looking for something similar to what you have for Amazon S3 : s3backer, s3fs-fuse, s3fs, or FuseOverAmazon. Unfortunatly, I didn't find anything like that for AT&T's storage offeri...
I need some opinions pointers on creating pseudo-filesystems for linux/*nix systems. Firstly when I say pseudo-filesystem I mean something like /proc where the structure within does not represent actual files on disks or such but the state of the kernel. I would like to try something similar as an interface to an application. As an exa...
Hey guys, I'm relatively new to C, so forgive me if this is a stupid question, but how would I go about checking if a FILE is a directory? I have if (file == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "%s: No such file\n", argv[1]); return 1; } and that checks if the node exists at all, but I want to know if it's a dir or a file. I've d...