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sopiaz57 01-19-2005 03:21 PM

Where is my file being saved, linux IO
 
Hello, I have a web application in PHP that is uploading a users file from the net to my server. I found a setting in php.ini which allows me to set a default upload directory to /tmp, however after rebooting the server I still dont see any files being saved to the /tmp.

Is there a linux command which will tell me what process is hitting what folder on disk?

Thank you

mjrich 01-19-2005 05:26 PM

Re: Where is my file being saved, linux IO
 
Quote:

Originally posted by sopiaz57
...however after rebooting the server I still dont see any files being saved to the /tmp.
/tmp is probably being cleaned up as you restart. Are the files there before the reboot ? Anyhoo, perhaps you may wish to change to default write location to somewhere more permanent, at least till you know whether it's working.

sopiaz57 01-20-2005 09:55 AM

/tmp
 
/tmp is not being cleaned out, it just dosent seem like php is writing there at all. I am not rebooting the server I am only rebooting apache.


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