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filemtime() with remote files
Ah I see now... sorry for the confusion, the links at the top are actually to entirely DIFFERENT tables, where I thought they were just to anchors further down the page. OK so the answer is, stat() is not supported. Boy what a drag.- pmlkheldar
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- Forum: PHP
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filemtime() with remote files
Actually in reading the table again, I'm not sure if http is what it's referring to, or not. Very confounding...- pmlkheldar
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- Forum: PHP
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filemtime() with remote files
Hmmm that's odd, here is the table in the appendix I read: Restricted by allow_url_fopen. No Allows Reading Yes Allows Writing Yes Allows Appending Yes Allows Simultaneous Reading and Writing Yes Supports stat() Yes Supports unlink() Yes Supports rename() Yes Supports mkdir() Yes Supports...- pmlkheldar
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- Forum: PHP
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filemtime() with remote files
I'm going crazy here, this should be so EASY. I need to get the last modified time of a remote file. Simple right? echo filemtime("http://www.domain.com/remote.file"); Unfortunately this does not work... documentation at php.net says it will work in 5.0 or higher PHP, so I upgraded to...- pmlkheldar
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