> I have tried $startdir = http://siteiwant.com/; with no joy
> :(
If the web-site in question had DirectoryBrowse on, or whatever that Apache
flag is so you can see directories when there's no index.htm, and if the
site in question had no index.htm, you could maybe use fopen() to do that...
Another potentially viable alternative would be to use PHP's ftp functions,
if you compiled them in, but you'd only see directories the FTP username you
provided has access to.
Other than that, maybe somehow mounting the remote directories locally vis
NSF or, um, Samba?, or, err, I dunno what them other things are that do
stuff like that.
Web-sites use file-systems to serve up their contents, usually, but they
really aren't file-systems necessarily, and don't have to have actual files
and directories where the URLs exist, so you can't do file-system functions
on them in any organized way...
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