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function drupal_ftp_ftp_to_file in Backup and Migrate 6.3

Same name and namespace in other branches
  1. 8.2 includes/destinations.ftp.inc \drupal_ftp_ftp_to_file()
  2. 8.3 includes/destinations.ftp.inc \drupal_ftp_ftp_to_file()
  3. 6.2 includes/destinations.ftp.inc \drupal_ftp_ftp_to_file()
  4. 7.3 includes/destinations.ftp.inc \drupal_ftp_ftp_to_file()
  5. 7.2 includes/destinations.ftp.inc \drupal_ftp_ftp_to_file()

This function tries to retrieve the contents of a file from the FTP server. Firstly it changes into the $directory directory, and then attempts to download the file $filename. The file is saved locally and its contents are returned to the caller of the function.

1 call to drupal_ftp_ftp_to_file()
backup_migrate_destination_ftp::load_file in includes/destinations.ftp.inc
Load from the ftp destination.

File

includes/destinations.ftp.inc, line 203
Functions to handle the FTP backup destination.

Code

function drupal_ftp_ftp_to_file($file, $filename, $directory, &$ftp) {

  // Change into the remote directory and retrieve the content
  // of a file. Once retrieve, return this value to the caller
  if (!@drupal_ftp_connect($ftp)) {
    return FALSE;
  }

  // We are now connected, so let's retrieve the file contents.
  // Firstly, we change into the directory
  $chdir = @ftp_chdir($ftp->__conn, $directory);
  if (!$chdir) {
    _backup_migrate_message('FTP Error: Couldn\'t change into directory: @directory', array(
      '@directory' => $directory,
    ), 'error');
    return FALSE;
  }

  // We have changed into the directory, let's attempt to get the file
  $fp = @fopen($file, 'wb');
  $get_file = @ftp_fget($ftp->__conn, $fp, $filename, FTP_BINARY);
  fclose($fp);
  $fp = NULL;
  if (!$get_file) {
    _backup_migrate_message('FTP Error: Unable to download file: @filename from @directory', array(
      '@filename' => $filename,
      '@directory' => $directory,
    ), 'error');
    return FALSE;
  }
  return TRUE;
}