PHP怎样去访问客户端的文件?
我自己做了个文件统计的小程序,现在本地测试没问题了,但是想提供给客户端来使用,该怎么弄呢?
比如是通过$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']得到IP然后"\\ip\C:\WINDOWS"这样来访问吗?还有个问题就是IE会不会拦截这种访问呢?
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php是服务器端的语言。。。。
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这个与浏览器无关。如果你是在局域网中,并且客户机的安全设置降到最低。或许可以试一下
只要是在局域网中,其实是有很多手段可以达到的
互联网就免谈了
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因为你无法通过客户端的浏览器进入客户的机器
当然也有人可以,那就是黑客和病毒制造者
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通过互联网是不可能的,当然,是正常途径下。
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