Can't read read uploaded file in FTP server.

[Exequiel]

Hello guys, I have a simple code for uploading a file in an ftp server, it works properly, but Im wondering why doese every time i open or trying to view the uploaded file in the ftp server its looks blank, heres my code

if(isset($_POST['ok']))
{
  $ftp      = $host;
  $username = $usr;
  $pwd      = $pwd;
  $filename = $_FILES['file']['name'];
  $tmp      = $_FILES['file']['tmp_name'];
  $d        = 'CCTV';
 
  $connect = ftp_connect($ftp)or die("Unable to connect to host");
  ftp_login($connect,$username,$pwd)or die("Authorization Failed");
  echo "Connected!<br/>"; 
 
  if(!$filename)
  {
    echo"Please select a file";
  }
  else
  {
    ftp_put($connect,$d.'/'.$filename,$tmp,FTP_ASCII) or die("Unable to upload");
    echo"File successfully uploaded to FTP";
  }
}

<form action="" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
<input type="file" name="file" /><br/>
<br/><input type="submit" name="ok" value="Upload" /></form>

I tried to use ch mod but its not working
I attached the image of result, I hope someone help me here, thank you so much. :)

[Oralloy]

Exequiel,

Obviously you found the file, so at least one upload was successful.

Just a few quick questions:

1. The file is small, what were you expecting to see, when you looked at it?
2. When you upload a text file, instead of a JPG, can you see the correct contents?
3. Is the web page after up-load showing success?
4. Is the file size truly zero when you look at the file after upload?
5. Does the file size exactly match on the client and server?
6. If need be, can you check the file size from the explorer or the command line on the server?
7. If the file sizes do not match, then you probably have a data conversion problem.
8. Is your upload call (ftp_put) implicitly binary? (I am not a PHP ace, so you have to check this).
9. Is there a way to make the upload explicit binary? (this is to remove all chance of stupid).
10. When you run an upload test, is the file actually replaced (the time-stamp and file-size should change)?

Luck!
Oralloy

[Exequiel]

wow, thank you so much for the comment Oralloy this a big guide for me, I check mostly of your comments already, it seems that the files the i uploaded is not same size to the original file in local, for example the image file that i want to upload has a size of 800kb, when uploaded to ftp the size of the image become smaller like 9b, i guise the file is not fully uploaded, but in my system i made, it indicates file successfully uploaded, I tried to use filezila theres no problem here when uploading files, only in my code, it seems i need to add something, but i dont know what is it, i tried to chmod the folder in ftp using terminal in linux but it cannot chmod, i tried to use ftp_chmod function in php still did not work damn, haha, thank you so much for the reply, i really appreciate, :) T.T

[Oralloy]

Exequiel,

You're quite welcome.

If you're doing an ASCII transfer of an image file, then you are probably doomed. In the ASCII transfer, CR/LF is often mapped into LF, or the other way around. This is to allow text files to be immediately useful after transfer.

Good luck. I'll check in again tomorrow.

Oralloy

[Exequiel]

problem solved Oralloy, thank you so much for the help. I can now upload to ftp server fully, till next time. :)