ftp

'components'=>array(
'ftp'=>array(
          'class'=>'application.extensions.ftp.EFtpComponent',
          'host'=>'127.0.0.1',
          'port'=>21,
          'username'=>'yourusername',
          'password'=>'yourpassword',
          'ssl'=>false,
          'timeout'=>90,
          'autoConnect'=>true,
    ),...
)

See the following code example:

$ftp = Yii::app()->ftp;
$ftp->put('remote.txt', 'D:\local.txt');
$ftp->rmdir('exampledir');
$ftp->chdir('aaa');
$ftp->currentDir();
$ftp->delete('remote.txt');

Change Log ¶

February 25, 2009 ¶

Rename CFtpComponent to EFtpComponent

February 25, 2009 ¶

Initial release.

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#4103

jtamaska at 2011/06/06 02:43am

Error handling2

The problem, that the program dies at the ftp_mkdir line. I get the php error:

ftp_mkdir() [<a href='function.ftp-mkdir'>function.ftp-mkdir</a>]: Directory already exists

I cant error handle, becouse the program execution stops!

#4102

gawronzo at 2011/06/06 02:27am

solution1

Enclode code in try catch block and check what value returns ftp_mkdir command - if it is zero throw exception.

if ( ! ftp_mkdir(...) )
                        throw new CException('Error info ...', 404);

#4100

jtamaska at 2011/06/06 02:15am

Error handling

Hi!

The extension is very straightforward, and easy to use. I am having trouble with errorhandling though. If i perform an illegal command. (for example mkdir directory already exists) the program dies with a php error. If i put the command in a try catch structure i get the same result.

As far as i now, the ftp_mkdir command is not soppoused to couse php error, but return a 0 if the transaction wasnt succesfull.

What am i doing wrong? Has somebody got a solution?

Thanks!

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