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@NogDogMay 23.2011 — #You could try adding the -F flag, which if it works will append a "/" to the end of directory names (and may append "*" to end of executables).
Alternatively you could use ftp_rawlist() instead, and parse the the beginning of each entry where it lists the file type and permissions info.
I won't guarantee, however, that you'll get the same results from different target hosts. ?
[RESOLVED] Best way to check whether a file is file or directory when using FTP
I have to loop through a list of directories to look for a file, but I cannot use the filesystem functions because the list is retrieved from an FTP connection and a priori I wouldn’t have to know the real path to the file. So, I use [B]ftp_nlist
As far as I know I cannot use functions like [B]is_dir[B]is_file[B]file_exists[B]ftp_size
Any suggestions appreciated.
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@NogDogMay 23.2011 — #You could try adding the -F flag, which if it works will append a "/" to the end of directory names (and may append "*" to end of executables).[code=php]
$contents = ftp_list($ftp, '-F relative/directory');
[/code]Alternatively you could use ftp_rawlist() instead, and parse the the beginning of each entry where it lists the file type and permissions info.
I won't guarantee, however, that you'll get the same results from different target hosts. ?