On 6/22/07, Phil Curry <pmcurry@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Oops forgot that part. Yes If I use an ftp client or just command line ftp I can get the file. That's why I thought it must be my code. -Phil Curry
And what about the local file? Does PHP has the rights to create the local file? Does this work: file_put_contents($destination, "Test string to write"); You could also try to set $destination to somewhere in /tmp, because it's 99% guaranteed that PHP has write access there :) Tijnema ps. Please don't top post
On Jun 22, 2007, at 10:19 AM, Tijnema wrote: > On 6/22/07, Phil Curry <pmcurry@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> New to php and this list. Googled a lot and scoured newsgroups to no >> avail. So now I'm here looking for an answer. Here's my offending >> line: >> >> $gotFile = ftp_get( $connection, $destination, $source, >> FTP_BINARY ); >> >> Just prior to execution all parameters have valid values. The >> following error is reported: >> >> Warning: ftp_get() [function.ftp-get]: Error opening >> iPhoneRingTone.mp3 in /Users/b1ueskyz/Sites/pmcRoutines.php on >> line 91 >> >> Using the same parameters I am able to successfully ftp_put(), >> ftp_rename(), and ftp_delete()the file. I just can't 'get' it. >> >> >> Any help or direction is greatly appreciated. >> -Phil Curry > > When you go to this server with some FTP software (or just your > browser), and log in etc. Can you download the file then? > Seems like a permission problem to me... > > Tijnema > > > -- > Vote for PHP Color Coding in Gmail! -> http://gpcc.tijnema.info
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