Laravel 5 How to save remote pictures to local?

Does the Laravel filesystem support this (especially for functions such as copy)?

file_get_contents If the HTTPS Web site encounters an SSL validation failure , the error cannot be ignored.

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Does the Laravel filesystem support this (especially for functions such as copy)?
file_get_contents If the HTTPS Web site encounters an SSL validation failure , the error cannot be ignored.

You can use Guzzlehttp.
Plus:

Use Guzzlehttp\client;use guzzlehttp\exception\guzzleexception;

$client = new Client ([' verify ' = false]);  Ignore SSL Error $response = $client->get ($url, [' save_to ' = Public_path ($file)]);  Save remote URL to file

Can be written with try catch.

Guzzlehttp gets the remote resource. Storage handles file storage.

try {    $client = new \guzzlehttp\client ();    $data = $client->request (' Get ', ' http://xxxx ')->getbody ()->getcontents ();    Storage::d ISK (' local ')->put (' filename ', $data);} catch (\guzzlehttp\requestexception $e) {    echo ' fetch fail ';}

The problem with SSL certificate validation failure is that you do not have the latest list of CA certificates locally, just download one.

$client = new \guzzlehttp\client ($url, [    ' curl.options ' = = [        curlopt_ssl_verifypeer=>2,        curlopt_ Ssl_verifyhost=true,    ]]);

You can do it with curl.

File_put_contents ('/tmp/logo.gif ', file_get_contents (' https://www.baidu.com/img/bdlogo.gif '));

As long as your PHP adds OpenSSL support ( --with-openssl ), the file_get_contents will certainly support HTTPS.
If you are prompted with an error:
SSL operation failed with code 1. OpenSSL Error messages:
Error:14090086:ssl routines:ssl3_get_server_certificate:certificate Verify failed
Then download the Cacert.pem file, then specify it in PHP.ini, and then restart the PHP service as well:

wget Https://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pemphp.ini:openssl.cafile=/path/to/cacert.pemvar_export (Openssl_get_cert_ Locations ()); Array (  ' default_cert_file ' = '/opt/phpdroid/deps/ssl/cert.pem ',  ' default_cert_file_env ' = ' Ssl_cert_file ',  ' default_cert_dir ' = '/opt/phpdroid/deps/ssl/certs ',  ' default_cert_dir_env ' = > ' Ssl_cert_dir ',  ' default_private_dir ' = '/opt/phpdroid/deps/ssl/private ',  ' Default_default_cert_ Area ' = '/opt/phpdroid/deps/ssl ',  ' ini_cafile ' + ', ' ini_capath ' = ', '  

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