I have tow servers for my web site. first, for database and php files. the second, for save useres' uploaded files.
So, if I uploade a file in server-1 xxx.com. how could i save it in server-2 yyy.com??
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Use Curl/Filestreaming to move file1.txt with script1.php to script2.php– Julius FCommented Sep 29, 2010 at 14:22
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More info please. What is server 2 running? What options do you have to receive a file on server 2? FTP? SSH? PHP? A network share?– PekkaCommented Sep 29, 2010 at 14:22
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You might want to clearify the scenario. Is this about something like a distributed filesystem?– GordonCommented Sep 29, 2010 at 14:23
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if you want two servers to be exact clones (contianing same files) you can run a rsync script after your first uplaod has completed. Its very easy and best of you don't have to specify files.
Lets say you want to transfer all files in directory /files/ to server2 in directory /files/2/ You can run this :
rsync /files/ yyy.com:~/files/2/
If you ONLY want specific files (extensions) to be synced, you can do this:
rsync /files/*.mp3 yyy.com:~/files/2/
The above will move ONLY MP3.
You can simply upload one file from server 1 to the server 2 using PHP's FTP functions.
See code example here: http://www.jonasjohn.de/snippets/php/ftp-example.htm
Use shared storage (SAN). Or SMB shares if on Windows. Or NFS if on Unix. Or scp (ssh) with public key authentication if on Unix.
An ugly way I used once was to pass via cURL and FTP commands
Of you course, you need to have access to your server-2 FTP...
