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Luigi Red Koopa Level: 19 Posts: 124/126 EXP: 34570 For next: 1207 Since: 03-15-04 From: Friday the 13th Since last post: 521 days Last activity: 96 days |
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| I want to encode a directory into a Gzip archive (well, public_html... making a quick way to back up my site). However, I'm not sure how to encode a directory and its contents. Readdir(), etc. seem to just give file names and info about them, but not the contents. (edited by Luigi on 05-23-04 05:19 AM) |
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| http://be.php.net/manual/en/function.gzencode.php There ya go, everything you need to know about GZ. |
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Modereb Paragoomba Level: 15 Posts: 4/75 EXP: 14749 For next: 1635 Since: 06-04-04 Since last post: 350 days Last activity: 339 days |
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I think it's pretty obvious. With readdir() you get the filenames, and because with that, the actual filenames are given, you can use other functions (using the filename) to grab whatever information you need about the given files.  |
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