imageel

Thankyou - that fixed it - your a star! many thanks Regards Ed

Correct - it's 22:51 here in England - and have sent the whole day hammering the keyboard doing some GD transfroms on some pictures, it all works on my local Linux machine... .. but a (probably trivial) problem occurs when I run the same scripts remotely... Good Evening!

Apologies - am tired I've re-posted my problem.... - nice to see someone else awake at this hour!

Apologies - for the last post... I have a set of php scripts in say directory A, which will attempt to create a directory in say B so my script will call a function which performs a mkdir in ../B however it fails with a permissions error. I've checked the permissions of B and it is 755, so am a little confused as to what's going wrong. Some sample output for the calling page - Warning: mkdir(../newgallery-images/Sovereign/thumbs): Permission denied in /home/imageel/public_html/newgallery/thumbnail.php on line 9 ..and line 9 is mkdir ("$outdir"); and $outdir = "$path/thumbs"; and $path is a parameter - in this case '../newgallery-images/Sovereign' This is probably some stupid mistake on my part, but I would appreciate any assistance from you in resolving it Regards Ed btw - it's now 22:35 local time - so I will not be around for ~ 22 hours - damn the day job!!!

Hi,

Hi, there may be a simple explanation for this, but I never see any usage on my site, even though I know it is being accessed... I suspect that this may be due to the fact that my domain name is currently parked with 1&1.co.uk (total wasters BTW) and points to my domain via a redirect of the form www.**** ->> http://69.50.193.12/~mydomain. Is this expected behaviour or am I missing something? /Ed p.s. Am awaiting some info from my existing domain registrants to transfer these to Totalchoicing, so hopefully I'll soon be set up correctly

Does anyone know if this is supported by totalchoice? - On the host side it looks like it creates an object which will communicate with a flash player, but does not appear to do this over port 80... Any guru's out there?