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Download large file - omid_student - 04-21-2020
Hi
I cannot download large file in PHP
My code is :
PHP Code:
<?php
$url = base64_decode($_GET['url']);
set_time_limit(0);
$filename = pathinfo($url, PATHINFO_FILENAME).'.'.pathinfo($url, PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
file_put_contents("video/$filename",file_get_contents($url));
exit('1');
?>RE: Download large file - albertleao - 04-21-2020
Download to your server or send to your client?
RE: Download large file - omid_student - 04-21-2020
(04-21-2020, 06:49 AM)albertleao Wrote: Download to your server or send to your client?Download from url and save to server
I found it
With copy function in PHP we can copy file from url to server with large size
RE: Download large file - John_Betong - 04-21-2020
@omid_student
> With copy function in PHP we can copy file from url to server with large size
Take a look at Rsync because not only is it able to download or transfer enormous files it selects only the part of a file that has been changed, zips and transfers.
I use Rsync most of the time and once setup it is far easier to use than FileZilla.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rsync
RE: Download large file - omid_student - 04-24-2020
(04-21-2020, 08:41 AM)John_Betong Wrote: @omid_studentThank you
> With copy function in PHP we can copy file from url to server with large size
Take a look at Rsync because not only is it able to download or transfer enormous files it selects only the part of a file that has been changed, zips and transfers.
I use Rsync most of the time and once setup it is far easier to use than FileZilla.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rsync
RE: Download large file - InsiteFX - 04-24-2020
Download Large Files with PHP
RE: Download large file - John_Betong - 04-24-2020
@omid_student
Further to my previous post I think Rsync is installed by default on most Linux systems because it is used frequently to copy complete online domain contents across the web without having to download a single file to the localhost.
Give this a whirl:
1. creating a "RSYNC.php" in a new directory on your localhost computer
2. modify the $src and $dst variables in the following file
3. run the script in the browser
4. copy and paste the output to a terminal window
5. if there are no errors then check to see if the file was uploaded to the online domain.
Here is a short script that copies all file from source to destination. The output needs to be copied and pasted into a command terminal:
File: RSYNC.php
Code:
<?php declare(strict_types=1);
error_reporting(-1); // should be set in php.ini
ini_set('display_errors', '1'); // should be set in php.ini
$src = '/var/www/supiet.tk';
$dst = '[email protected]:/var/www/supiet.tk';
echo "rsync -avz {$src}/ -e ssh {$dst}/ ";
// Check the manual for the -avz -e ssh parameters.
// Please note and experiment with trailing slash usage