It really depends on your operating system and ftp program
once the file is transfered to the system (using php) extend the code:
on unix/linux systems the easiest way is to create (using php) a '.netrc' file
in the users home directory with following contents
machine ftp.byethost9.com
login <your login on the above system>
password <your password on the above system>
macdef init
lcd <local directory of the picture>
cd <remote directory of where the picture is to be copied to>
prompt
binary
put <picture file name>
bye
make sure to complete the file with 2 blank lines
execute following php statements:
$za= system(chmod 400 ~/.netrc);
$result='';
$zb= exec ('ftp ftp.byethost9.com',&$result);
# the array $result can be scanned for any problems that might exist in the transfer
note: if the .netrc file is created on pc make sure that the lines end in <carriage return>
and have no <line feed> added to them
for windows/dos systems:
create a file with just the things you would enter on the ftp prompt when executed manualy
exp: file pcftpupload.txt
<your login on the above system>
<your password on the above system>
lcd <local directory of the picture>
cd <remote directory of where the picture is to be copied to>
prompt
binary
put <picture file name>
bye
no blank line is required at the end
the php instructions will be:
$result='';
$zb= exec ('ftp -s:pcftpupload.txt ftp.byethost9.com',&$result);
# the array $result can be scanned for any problems that might exist in the transfer
regards,
Edward Willekens
--- On Tue, 1/12/10, hno <hno2005@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From: hno <hno2005@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: need a transfer script
To: php-objects@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tuesday, January 12, 2010, 11:28 AM
HI
I want each time a picture uploaded in my site one copy of that transfer to
another host. how can do that with ftp?
Thanks
image002
HNO
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