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    You can get file list (in array) from start directory and it subdirectories.

    By : Fantazs

    <?php
    function get_dirlist($start_dir) {
    exec("ls -R $start_dir",$f_list);
    $dir_str = $start_dir;
    $filelist[0] = $start_dir; $i = 1;
    for ($count=0; $count<count($f_list); $count++) {
    if ($f_list[$count] == "") { continue; }
    if (substr($f_list[$count],strlen($f_list[$count])-1,1) == ":") {
    $dir_str = substr($f_list[$count],0,strlen($f_list[$count])-1);
    $filelist[$i] = $dir_str;
    $i++;
    } else {
    $file_str = "$dir_str/$f_list[$count]";
    if (is_file($file_str)) {
    $filelist[$i] = $file_str;
    $i++;
    }
    }
    }
    return $filelist;
    }
    ?>

    /* example */
    $start_dir ="/home/httpd/web";
    $filelist = get_dirlist($start_dir);
    for ($c=0; $c<count($filelist); $c++) {
    echo $filelist[$c] . "<br>";
    }
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