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Things to note when uploading files in PHP under Linux

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  1. chmod -R 777 html
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Modify a directory to give any user write, read and execute permissions

  1. chmod a+rwx html
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2. Set the root directory of uploaded files

  1. siteRoot = dirname(__file__); //Get the project root directory
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3. Modify the upload size of the configuration file php.ini

  1. post_max_size = 200M
  2. upload_max_filesize = 200M
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4. If you want to create folders based on time and then upload files, you need

  1. $aimUrl = str_replace('\', '/', $aimUrl);
  2. $aimDir = '';
  3. $arr = explode('/', $aimUrl);
  4. foreach ($arr as $str)
  5. {
  6. $aimDir .= $str . '/';
  7. if (!file_exists($aimDir)) {
  8. mkdir($aimDir);
  9. chmod($aimDir, 0777);
  10. }
  11. }
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