Hi,
You can use the pg_lo* functions in php4 (I think these functions are
implemented using libpq, and therefore there are no problems with
permissions). First you have to open your file for reading, then create
a large object id, create a large object file pointer (for writing),
write data to the object fp, and finaly do an 'insert' with the given
oid. All this has to be done in a single pgsql transaction, like:
...
$fp = fopen("/tmp/ferrari.jpg", "r");
pg_exec($db_conn, "begin");
$loid = pg_locreate($db_conn);
$lofp = pg_loopen($db_conn, $loid, "w");
while( $nbytes = fread($fp, BUFSIZE) )
{
$tmp = pg_lowrite($lofp, $nbytes);
if( $tmp < $nbytes )
echo "error while writing large object";
}
pg_exec($db_conn, "insert into car values(nextval('car_id_seq'), " .
$loid . ")";
pg_loclose($lofp);
pg_exec($db_conn, "commit");
fclose($fp);
...
...that works for me..
regards,
Claus Houmøller
Christopher Smith wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to insert a file into a database from a php form. Here's my sql
> statement..
>
> $sql="insert into scripts (id, submittedby, description, script, scriptfile)
> values (nextval('scripts_id_seq'), '$loginname', '$description', '$script',
> lo_import('$userfile'))";
>
> Here's the error I get..
>
> Warning: PostgresSQL query failed: ERROR: You must have Postgres superuser
> privilege to use server-side lo_import(). Anyone can use the client-side
> lo_import() provided by libpq. in put-file.php on line 4
>
> OK, I understand the error, no problems. How do I fix it? How do I get around
> it? Anyone have a better solution for the sql statement? I don't want to use
> libpq, I wanted to be able to do it with php. My webserver runs as "wwwrun", my
> postgres superuser is "postgres".
>
> Here's my permission table..
>
> xxxx=# \z
> Access permissions for database "xxxx"
> Relation | Access permissions
> ------------------+---------------------
> scripts | {"=","wwwrun=arwR"}
> scripts_id_seq | {"=","wwwrun=arwR"}
>
> If anyone has some suggestions, please let me know.
>
> Thanks,
> Chris.
>
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