On Friday 13 April 2001 06:09, you wrote:
> hmm, good idea, but the only access I have to the remote machine is
> ftp. Can't put a script on it. I am getting the feeling that I
Er, yes, that's the point :)
You want to move files from host A (webserver with PHP installed) to host
B (ftp access
You don't have to make the user wait for confirmation.
What you could do if you wanted to be sure to tell the user if the
connection failed or not, is to have him give his email addy for
confirmation. When the file move is done, make a call to mail().
Once you've gotten the file from the user, d
Hi
Probably the only way will be with a java applet to do the transfer
directly to the other host.
Not sure if applets can connect to a host that they did not originate from
(not done much with java yet :)
Tom
At 11:09 PM 12/04/01 -0500, David Minor wrote:
>hmm, good idea, but the only acce
hmm, good idea, but the only access I have to the remote machine is ftp.
Can't put a script on it. I am getting the feeling that I actually have to
move the file(s) from the user's machine to my server and then transfer them
to the FTP site? I was hoping there would be a way to transfer directly
Or you could just put a PHP script on the target server that will take the
input via GET and store the data for you. So you don't even have to use FTP.
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Plutarck
Should be working on something...
...but forgot what it was.
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sure.
keep track of the files on the server drive, then open a connection using
fopen() and fputs the contents of each file.
On 4/12/01 3:13 PM, "David Minor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, I didn't get a response from my previous post, so I'm trying again. I
> need to collect a group of f
Hafu check out the ftp funtions build in PHP? You can find them on their
website www.php.net.
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