modified the way the directory detection works... its not foolproof,

and not standard in anyway.

diff --git a/bin/downloadfile.php b/bin/downloadfile.php
index c0cbec8..818dead 100644 (file)
--- a/bin/downloadfile.php
+++ b/bin/downloadfile.php
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ if($url == "" || $file == "") {
 // first check any directories in $file are in existence
 $splfile = explode("/", $file);
 if(count($splfile) > 1) {
-       $tomake = "$repostore/$matched/";
+       $tomake = "";
        for($i = 0; $i < count($splfile)-1; $i++) {
                $tomake .= "/".$splfile[$i];
                echo("making directory $tomake");
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ if(file_exists("$file")) {
        } else {
                error_log("lock succeeded, dieing in the arse");
                unlink("$file");
-               unlink("$file.size");
+               if(file_exists("$file.size")) unlink("$file.size");
        }
 }
 
@@ -71,12 +71,20 @@ if(!$localfile) {
 // get the headers from the remote request and use them to hurt people
 $contentlen = 0;
 $contenttype = "";
+
+// detecting a remote directory on a web session is near impossible, this is the best i can come up with
+// - check for a redirection header, then look for a trailing / on the url... best of luck to me
 foreach($http_response_header as $key => $val) {
-       if(preg_match("/HTTP.*30[1-9].*/", $val)) {
-               fclose($localfile);
-               unlink($file);
-               mkdir($file);
-               exit(0);
+       if(preg_match("/.*Location:.*/", $val)) {
+               echo "got location as $val\n";
+               $realloc = preg_replace("/.*[: ]/", "", $val);
+               if(preg_match("/.*\/$/", $realloc)) {
+                       echo "matched\n";
+                       fclose($localfile);
+                       unlink($file);
+                       mkdir($file);
+                       exit(0);
+               }
        }
        // get content length form upstream and print
        if(preg_match("/^Content-Length:.*/", $val)) {