I know we can read put request in file using
file_get_contents("php://input");
But how do i get the filename in the put request?
I know we can read put request in file using
file_get_contents("php://input");
But how do i get the filename in the put request?
Filename is not sent as a part of the request. If you want to get the filename on the server side, you will have to pass it along by other means, i.e. query parameters.
If you're using PUT like in PUT Method Support page, you can get the filename they PUT to as $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
For example, if I have the receiving PHP script
<?php
/* PUT data comes in on the stdin stream */
$request_body = @file_get_contents('php://input');
error_log("Received PUT, filename: {$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']}, " . strlen($request_body) . " bytes");
?>
When I issue the CURL:
curl -X PUT -T "localfile.txt" http://example.com/interesting/target/name.txt
I get the output (in my error log)
Received PUT, filename: interesting/target/name.txt, 4931 bytes
If you're asking how I could find out the name the file had back on the source file system (localfile.txt) I don't think that gets passed along.