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Old May 9th, 2000, 02:35 PM
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I am working on a content management system that will use PHP/MySQL as the backend.

All I need to do is upload a file (Text/HTML) to an arbitrary remote server (given the username and password). I cant figure out how to do this.

I tried using fopen("ftp://user URL***@host.com/file.txt","w") but I keep getting 'transport endpoint not connected' errors.

I am trying to write my own FTP implementation functions using fsockopen() but FTP uses two ports (21/20) and its really really complicated, unlike HTTP or other simple protocols. But with no luck.

I don't care how I do it, I just need to upload a file to another server. One way FTP. Thats all.

I plan to evenutally distribute the system, so assume that I must use PHP3 with standard installation settings. Also assume that I can not use the built in ftp_ commands that come with PHP4 or can be specially compiled into PHP3.

Please. Can anyone help me? I have been searching the web, reading RFCs, posting to BBSs, and no one seems to have an answer for me.

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Old May 9th, 2000, 04:41 PM
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Are you trying to FTP upload from the web? Do you want to go for Perl with perl modules instead?
If so, get libnet at http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/modules/by-module/Net/libnet-1.0703.tar.gz

FTP.pm is what you would need to use.
Readme file at http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/modules/by-module/Net/libnet-1.0703.readme

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Old May 9th, 2000, 05:21 PM
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No. I need to use PHP3 to accomplish the transfer via FTP. So perl (or any other program/language) isnt an option.

The file is on a webserver (the one that I will be programming the backend), and it needs to FTP a file on that server to some other arbitrary server on the net (given a username and password).

Basically the user can hit a "Publish" button, and it FTPs a HTML file to another server.

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