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Old 06-02-2008, 05:22 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: Result too large

What does this mean?

Result too large, I've never heard of a directory being too large. :P Maybe, it has something to do with the content of the directory,
and I'm getting this because, I have made it where, if a user registers on my membership system, they get a directory of their own, though its easy to fix, what is this problem?

PHP Code:
if (!is_dir($username) && $uid==$useridmkdir($username); 
Basically, it checks if the username doesnt have a directory, which then that means there is something wrong, which it would try and make the directory again, plus it checks if the userid is that of the one coming from the mysql, if all of that is correct, then it makes the directory.


UPDATE:
Nevermind, I think it was just cause as I said there was content in that directory, so I added to check if the session was set, in the if statement above, and it seems to go away.
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