Re: [PHP] Problem with ftp_get and ftp_put over SSL--SOLVED

On Wed, 2005-02-23 at 15:58 -0500, Tim Boring wrote: > Hi, Richard! > > On Wed, 2005-02-23 at 08:45 -0800, Richard Lynch wrote: > > Maybe try the active/passive thing... > > > > Often-times, the client/server will/won't allow one or the other, based on > > their idea of what's safe/fast. > > Yes,

Re: [PHP] Problem with ftp_get and ftp_put over SSL

Hi, Richard! On Wed, 2005-02-23 at 08:45 -0800, Richard Lynch wrote: > Maybe try the active/passive thing... > > Often-times, the client/server will/won't allow one or the other, based on > their idea of what's safe/fast. Yes, I tried that, too. Sorry, I didn't mention that in my original post.

Re: [PHP] Problem with ftp_get and ftp_put over SSL

Maybe try the active/passive thing... Often-times, the client/server will/won't allow one or the other, based on their idea of what's safe/fast. Disclaimer: For all I know, FTPS doesn't even HAVE active/passive distinction; Just guessing based on regular FTP problems posted in the past. Tim Bor

[PHP] Problem with ftp_get and ftp_put over SSL

I need to transfer files between a server at my company and one of our vendors. The vendor's running a SecureFTP (FTPS) server. In order to automate this from our side, I've created a class that wraps the ftp functions in an object. When I test my class on a standard FTP server, everything works