Here we show an example where you can write file via FTP in that specific directory.
<?php /* #################### File Writing Through FTP ########## Subject :File writing through FTP (An alternative of 777 permission ) Developed By :Desicoding */ Class ftpUtility { /* * variable declarations */ var $ftpHost; var $ftpUser; var $ftpPassword; var $ftpstream; /* * @param1 is the name of the FTP Host where you want to write the file * @param2 is the user name of the FTP Host where you want to write the file * @param3 is the password of the FTP Host where you want to write the file */ function __construct($host,$user,$pass) { $this->ftpHost=$host; $this->ftpUser=$user; $this->ftpPassword=$pass; $this->ftpstream=ftp_connect($this->ftpHost); } /* Checks the FTP connection. */ function checkFTP() { if(ftp_login($this->ftpstream, $this->ftpUser,$this->ftpPassword)) return true; else return false; } /* /*@Param1 is the path where you want to write the file /*@Param2 is the content that is to be written in the file */ function ftpWrite($filePath,$content) { $temp = tmpfile(); fwrite($temp,$content); fseek($temp,0); $upload=ftp_fput($this->ftpstream, $filePath,$temp,FTP_BINARY); if($upload) return true; else return false; } /* Close FTP stream */ function ftpclose() { ftp_close($this->ftpstream); } } ########## File Writing ############# $ftpHost="www.example.com"; $ftpUser="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"; $ftpPassword="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"; $filePath = "public_html/testing/myfile.txt"; $content="My FTP test"; $ftp=new ftpUtility(); if($ftp->checkFTP()) { if($ftp->ftpWrite($filePath,$content)) echo "Cheers! Check your file!"; else echo "Error: Try again."; } $ftp->ftpclose(); ?>
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