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fopen() should work if you have the correct permissions set on the directory and specify the correct mode parameter.

 

If using linux you could issue a system command with exec() (if your host allows this)

exec("touch myfile.txt")

The only reason fopen() wouldn't be able to create file is if:

 

- The directory you are attempting to write to isn't writable.

- The file you are attempting to write to isn't writable and/or has a different owner without the world-writable flag set

- fopen() is disabled in php.ini

 

What error are you getting? The error is pretty painfully verbose.

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