Yes there is,
you can use fopen() with ftp username and password like this:
fopen("ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/path/to/yourfile";, "w");
Using this you also can open files on a HTTP server with Basic
Authentication, code will be then:
fopen("http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/path/to/yourfile";, "w");
Yours,
René Visser
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there a way to create a file to a remote host.
> IE: I have a php script on www.somedomain.com for example - and I want to
> fill out a form on this php script and make it create a file called
> "index.html" on say www.someotherdomain.com for example.
> I have admin and root access to BOTH domains.
> Is there a way I can popen or fopen a file using ftp username and password?
> The end result - I want to create index pages on the fly by filling out a
> form - which will in return create the page for my other web sites.
> So far, I have successfully created the index page. But to get it to the
> other site I am manually downloading the index page to my local computer,
> and uploading it to its new site - Not the most effective way to do things.
> Any ideas???
> Thanks in advance
> Dave
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