Taken from http://mypaaji.com/Index.php/how-to-download-upload-transfer-files-over-ftp/
The below given listing illustrates the process. First, a connection to the FTP server is initialized with a call to ftp_connect(); this function returns a connection handle that is used in all subsequent calls. The ftp_login() function is then used to log in to the server, while the ftp_close() function is used to terminate the connection and end the session. Between the calls to ftp_connect() and ftp_disconnect(), it is possible to perform all the actions commonly associated with an FTP session.
The below given listing illustrates four of the most common: listing files using ftp_nlist(); uploading files with ftp_put(); downloading files with ftp_get(); and deleting files with ftp_delete(). Note that ftp_put() and ftp_get() must be supplied with the remote and local file name, together with the transfer type (binary or ASCII).
<?php // set access parameters $host = "ftp.domain.dom"; $user = "user"; $pass = "password"; $dir = "/htdocs"; // open connection to FTP server $conn = ftp_connect($host) or die("ERROR: Cannot connect"); // log in ftp_login($conn, $user, $pass) or die("ERROR: Cannot log in"); // get file listing $list = ftp_nlist($conn, ".") or die("ERROR: Cannot list files"); foreach ($list as $file) { echo "$file"; } // Download a file $remote = "code.zip"; $local = "code_sny.zip"; ftp_get($conn, $local, $remote, FTP_BINARY) or die("ERROR: Cannot download file: $remote"); echo "File [$remote] successfully downloaded as [$local]"; // Upload a file $local = "photoSny.jpg"; $remote = "photoSny.jpg"; ftp_put($conn, $remote, $local, FTP_BINARY) or die("ERROR: Cannot upload file: $local"); echo "File [$local] successfully uploaded as [$remote]"; // Delete a file $remote = "someFile.tmp"; ftp_delete($conn, $remote) or die("ERROR: Cannot delete file: $remote"); echo "File [$remote] successfully deleted"; // Disconnect ftp_close($conn); ?> |
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