move_uploaded_file : Mac/Safari

[samk]

I've coded a system which allows the upload of image files to a particular directory. This is all very well and good, and works fine - except when using Safari on a Mac.

In this case, the tmp_name is the one being saved to the database i.e. the absolute path to the .tmp file e.g. "C:\php4\uploads\php4E5F.tmp". From Windows, it's fine. Anyone ever seen it or have any ideas?

if ( ! is_dir( $new_file_path ) )
{
    mkdir( $new_file_path );
}

if ( ( $_FILES['logo_1']['type'] == "image/gif" ) || ( $_FILES['logo_1']['type'] == "image/pjpeg" ) )
{ 
    move_uploaded_file( $_FILES['logo_1']['tmp_name'], $new_file_path . $_FILES['logo_1']['name'] )  
        or die ("Could not save logo 1");
    $logo_1 = $web_file_path . $_FILES['logo_1']['name'];
} 

if ( ( $_FILES['logo_2']['type'] == "image/gif" ) || ( $_FILES['logo_2']['type'] == "image/pjpeg" ) )
{ 
    move_uploaded_file( $_FILES['logo_2']['tmp_name'], $new_file_path . $_FILES['logo_2']['name'] )  
        or die ("Could not save logo 2");
    $logo_2 = $web_file_path . $_FILES['logo_2']['name'];
} 

Server is Win2K, PHP 4.3.10, ISAPI mode

[samk]

Quick bump - it appears it's not browser related. Same thing happening when using Firefox on Mac OS X - very bizarre...

[samk]

What a nipple! Problem found. It appears that uploading a JPG file from different OS's means it gets a different type - which doesn't make any sense to me at all. Uploading from a PC, it gets an "image/pjpeg" type, but from a Mac it gets a "image/jpeg" type.

Solved.