I've such a situation. I want to delete .wav file which is out of webroot directory , but I've defined in httpd.conf (apache) alias of this directory like "mp3" . this is working nicely, because I can download file from webroot and so on ... But I want to delete it also which I can't do. I have PHP
script like this =>
class Delete{
public function del_directory_record($filename){
if (unlink("/mp3/$filename")){
return true;
}
}
}
$new = new Delete();
$new->del_directory_record("file.wav");
In php-errors it gives me "PHP Warning => No such file or directory" I'm interested in what I'm doing wrong ?
It still doesn't work ...
I've at C:\server\webroot... and I have directory mp3_files at C:\server\mp3_files In httpd.conf I've written
Alias /mp3/ "C:/server/mp3_files/"
<Directory "C:/server/mp3_files/">
AllowOverride None
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1
</Directory>
I think you meant to do this relative to your DOCUMENT_ROOT
:
class Delete {
public function del_directory_record($filename) {
return unlink($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/mp3/$filename");
}
}
$new = new Delete();
$new->del_directory_record("file.wav");
Just use this standalone function, it will do just fine. No need to create an object or class.
function delete_directory_record($filename) {
return unlink($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/mp3/$filename");
}
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