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@NogDogFeb 08.2011 — #Well, if the FTP location is a different server than where the script is running, then you will not be able to fopen() a file on it via its file path-name. The only way you could normally fopen() it would be via a URL, and only if your PHP configuration has allow_url_fopen enabled. @NogDogFeb 08.2011 — #See my previous reply. FTP is for accessing files between separate servers (hosts). fopen() is for accessing a file via the local server's file system. Simply using a path name like "/directory/file" will be on the current host, [b]not[/b] on a remote host you were connecting to via FTP. Just because the constant you are using is named "FTP_ROOT" does not mean that the PHP code somehow then knows to access that directory via FTP instead of via the local file system -- it just uses that constant's value as the local file system directory name in this case.@NogDogFeb 08.2011 — #Not really knowing what you are trying to do, I cannot be positive, but I suspect your last comment makes sense: create the file with the desired comment, [i]then[/i] transfer it to the other server via FTP when it's ready. (Then delete the local copy if you don't need to save it locally for any reason.)
FTP Problem
I’m having a problem when I try to write a file on my ftp server.
This is the code:
$File = $FileInfo[‘Album_File’];
$Buffer = WHeader($FileInfo);
$ftpCnn = @ftp_connect(FTP_SERVER) or die(“Couldn’t connect to FTP_SERVER”);
$bLogin = @ftp_login($ftpCnn,FTP_USER,FTP_PWD) or die(“Couldn’t login to FTP_SERVER”);
$temp = tmpfile();
if (@ftp_fput($ftpCnn, FTP_ROOT.$File, $temp, FTP_ASCII)) {
$bUpload = TRUE;
} else {
echo “There was a problem while uploading $Filen”;
}
fclose($temp);
@ftp_site($ftpCnn,”CHMOD 0777 “.FTP_ROOT.$File);
$fp = fopen(FTP_ROOT.$File,’w’);
fputs($fp,$Buffer);
fclose($fp);
ftp_close($ftpCnn);
my problem is when I try to fopen the file I get this message:
Warning: fopen(/httpdocs/album.php) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory .
The file is at the server. wich means that the ftp_fput is working. I think.
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@NogDogFeb 08.2011 — #See my previous reply. FTP is for accessing files between separate servers (hosts). fopen() is for accessing a file via the local server's file system. Simply using a path name like "/directory/file" will be on the current host, [b]not[/b] on a remote host you were connecting to via FTP. Just because the constant you are using is named "FTP_ROOT" does not mean that the PHP code somehow then knows to access that directory via FTP instead of via the local file system -- it just uses that constant's value as the local file system directory name in this case.0
@NogDogFeb 08.2011 — #Not really knowing what you are trying to do, I cannot be positive, but I suspect your last comment makes sense: create the file with the desired comment, [i]then[/i] transfer it to the other server via FTP when it's ready. (Then delete the local copy if you don't need to save it locally for any reason.)