A good (maybe better) alternative is to use FUSE ssh bindings,
basically you mount your SSH as something like /mnt/ssh/server1/ and
read it as a normal file. fopen() or md5() check.
On some systems it's already there.
On Mac ... http://code.google.com/p/macfuse/
- Jon
On Apr 19, 2007, at 3:40 PM, Brian Dailey wrote:
Have any of you guys had any experience doing sftp transfers with
PHP? I need something fairly robust that allows me to confirm that
the file did indeed arrive intact.
I've looked into libssh2 (using ssh2.sftp:// wrapper) but I've had
little luck with that. The next best thing I've found is being able
to use a key to use ssh without entering a password (something I've
done before, but not with PHP).
I'm not asking for code or anything, just wondering if anyone else
on the list has ever done this and perhaps if you could point me to
any resources that were helpful when you were setting it up.
--
Thanks!
- Brian Dailey
New York, NY
www.dailytechnology.net
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