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[Jon Baer]

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
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