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I'm trying to upload multiple files via php to a folder of a DataBase application. I am using Centos 6.9.
So my problem is the following..
When i'm trying to upload a single file the process succeeds! In further details the file goes to a temporary folder and when i press the "confirm" button, the file goes to the "/upload/" folder of my application, as expected!
When on the other hand, i'm trying to upload multiple files, then the files upload to the temporary folder as before, but after pressing the confirm button (of the application), the files does not goes to the "/upload/" folder.
I have to notice that the php code is OK, because the whole process is working perfectly when i'm using Xampp (for Apache and MySQL Server) and Windows!
What keefaz has suggested supposed that you are the owner of (writer or at least you have access to) the PHP code.
He wants you to insert a "watcher" of the files list before the upload is attempted.
To me, this seems suited for the PHP Programming forum.
There the first need will be for you to share the PHP source code, or at least the part dealing with the upload.
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