[[mad]MLK]

Well my login/register system works fine on my PC (Windows Vista) But i uploaded my files to my linux server and its randomly started saving all the files into the root of scriptfiles instead of Users folder in there heres a screenshot:


It works fine on Windows :S, This is the code for the saving directories:

Code:

format(file, sizeof(file), "\\Users\\%s.ini", pname);

[ev0lution]

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Originally Posted by [mad MLK (dino-host.net) ] Well my login/register system works fine on my PC (Windows Vista) But i uploaded my files to my linux server and its randomly started saving all the files into the root of scriptfiles instead of Users folder in there heres a screenshot: Image It works fine on Windows :S, This is the code for the saving directories: Code: format(file, sizeof(file), "\\Users\\%s.ini", pname);

What's so bad about using:

Code:

format(file, sizeof(file), "/Users/%s.ini", pname);

Or:

Code:

format(file, sizeof(file), "Users/%s.ini", pname);

Both should work fine.

[TMasters]

remember, in linux, your files need to be defined Case Sensitive!

[[mad]MLK]

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Originally Posted by ev0lutionnn

What's so bad about using:

Code:

format(file, sizeof(file), "/Users/%s.ini", pname);

Or:

Code:

format(file, sizeof(file), "Users/%s.ini", pname);

Both should work fine.
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Thats just not how you do file saving.

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Originally Posted by TMasters remember, in linux, your files need to be defined Case Sensitive!

You can easily see that the file has a capital U in the folders too.

[JaTochNietDan]

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Originally Posted by [mad MLK (dino-host.net) ] Quote: What's so bad about using: Code: format(file, sizeof(file), "/Users/%s.ini", pname); Or: Code: format(file, sizeof(file), "Users/%s.ini", pname); Both should work fine. Thats just not how you do file saving. Quote: Originally Posted by TMasters remember, in linux, your files need to be defined Case Sensitive! You can easily see that the file has a capital U in the folders too.

Actually that is...I've never seen the use of double slashing.

Users/%s.ini would work fine.

[[mad]MLK]

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Originally Posted by JaTochNietDan Actually that is...I've never seen the use of double slashing. Users/%s.ini would work fine.

Thanks dude worked the treat!.