php copy() using destination absolute path -


i cannot google anywhere 1 cannot use absolute path in copy() destination. however,

$baseurl_master_mm = "http://mysite.öä/mm/"; $img_dir = 'img_1'; $img = '01.jpg';  $orig_online = $baseurl_master_mm.$img_dir.'/'.$img; $dest_online = '../../mm_img/'.$img_dir.'-online.jpg'; $copy = copy($orig_preview, $dest_preview); 

works fine, same absolute path

$baseurl_master_mm = "http://mysite.öä/mm/"; $baseurl_master_mm_online = "http://mysite.öä/mm_img/"; $img_dir = 'img_1'; $img = '01.jpg';  $orig_online = $baseurl_master_mm.$img_dir.'/'.$img; $dest_online = $baseurl_master_mm_online.$img_dir.'-online.jpg'; $copy = copy($orig_preview, $dest_preview); 

will give no errors , copies no files.

destination directory exists, , rights 777. missing something?

you can't use http protocol copy file on server. taken php documentation on http wrapper

allows read-only access files/resources via http 1.0, using http method.

to copy local server, use absolute path.


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