The example in this article describes how PHP establishes an FTP connection. Share to everyone for your reference. The specific analysis is as follows:
Today looked at the FTP function, summed up:
FTP-related functions:
Ftp_connect (Host,part,timeout) to establish a new FTP connection, host is the server to connect, part is the port, default 21,timeout is the network connection timeout time
Ftp_login (Con,user,password) landing Ftp,con is an uplink-built FTP connection. There are user users and Passwords password
Ftp_close (con) Closes con this connection.
FTP_PASV (con,true) turns on con's passive transmission mode. The data is transmitted by the client. Of course, it can only be performed when the login is successful.
Ftp_put (Con,remove,local,mode) uploads the files on the local path to con and names the remove file. Mode is the transfer mode (ftp_ascii,ftp_binary)
The following example:
$host = ' host ';
$user = ' user ';
$pwd = ' pwd ';
$con = Ftp_connect ($host);
$login = Ftp_login ($con, $user, $pwd);
Echo ftp_put ($con, ' newname.txt ', ' text.txt ', ftp_ascii);
Ftp_close ($con);
I hope this article will help you with your PHP program design.