File_Archive: gzinflate()
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From: "Mark Steudel" on 20 Jul 2006 20:54 Warning: gzinflate() [function.gzinflate]: buffer error in C:\php\PEAR\File\Archive\Reader\Zip.php on line 268 I'm getting the above error when I try and unzip a file. Here's my code: File_Archive::extract( File_Archive::read( $path.'/'.$fileData['name'].'/'), File_Archive::toFiles($path) ); If I do: echo $path.'/'.$fileData['name'].'/'; I get: c:/domains/domain/wwwroot/resources/applications/46/series/31/modules/66 /components.zip/ Now I can take that path and create a separate file: <?php $file = 'components.zip'; $path = 'c:/domains/domain/wwwroot/resources/applications/46/series/31/modules/6 6'; echo $path.'/'.$file.'/'; File_Archive::extract( File_Archive::read($path.'/'.$file.'/'), File_Archive::toFiles($path) ); The output is: c:/domains/domain/wwwroot/resources/applications/46/series/31/modules/66 /components.zip/ And this works. I can't figure out what the difference might be. Thanks, Mark -------------------------------------------------------------- Mark Steudel Web Applications Developer 555 Dayton St Suite A Edmonds, WA 98020 p: 425.741.7014 e: mark(a)netriver.net w: http://www.netriver.net
From: "Mark Steudel" on 21 Jul 2006 12:43 This is less and less Pear related but perhaps someone might have some experience. So I took my file unzip code, and moved to the beginning of my script, and it unzipped the file just fine. So it seems like I'm using up memory and there's either not enough to buffer the zip file, which is only 210k. Any ideas on this? Thanks, Mark -----Original Message----- From: Mark Steudel Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 6:00 PM To: pear-general(a)lists.php.net Subject: [PEAR] File_Archive: gzinflate() Warning: gzinflate() [function.gzinflate]: buffer error in C:\php\PEAR\File\Archive\Reader\Zip.php on line 268 I'm getting the above error when I try and unzip a file. Here's my code: File_Archive::extract( File_Archive::read( $path.'/'.$fileData['name'].'/'), File_Archive::toFiles($path) ); If I do: echo $path.'/'.$fileData['name'].'/'; I get: c:/domains/domain/wwwroot/resources/applications/46/series/31/modules/66 /components.zip/ Now I can take that path and create a separate file: <?php $file = 'components.zip'; $path = 'c:/domains/domain/wwwroot/resources/applications/46/series/31/modules/6 6'; echo $path.'/'.$file.'/'; File_Archive::extract( File_Archive::read($path.'/'.$file.'/'), File_Archive::toFiles($path) ); The output is: c:/domains/domain/wwwroot/resources/applications/46/series/31/modules/66 /components.zip/ And this works. I can't figure out what the difference might be. Thanks, Mark -------------------------------------------------------------- Mark Steudel Web Applications Developer 555 Dayton St Suite A Edmonds, WA 98020 p: 425.741.7014 e: mark(a)netriver.net w: http://www.netriver.net -- PEAR General Mailing List (http://pear.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
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