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Old Aug 27th, 2007, 10:38 PM   #1
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rename() problem

I'm using the rename function and its behavior seems to vary dependent on the server. On my home computer when I use rename() and the new filename already exists it throws an error. However, on the server if the new filename is the same as the old filename it just overwrites the old file. Any suggestions how to work around this or fix this?
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