Howdy list,
Is there a better way to tell if a file exists than
$ftp->size() being greater than zero
Or
$ftp->ls()
Also if I delete a file with $ftp->delete($file);
It will return 1 on success but if it returns 0 how can I
tell if it's because it didn't exist and therefore could not be deleted or it existed
but couldn't
be deleted for some reason (permissions. Etc..)
The best way I came up with is to do a size() before if size returns 0 it may not
exist or is zero in size. But then that takes you back to question 1. Ahhh I'm going
in circles!!!
What I'd like to do is simply:
(WHERE exists() is hopefully a solution to my first question)
if($ftp->exists($file)) {
$ftp->delete($file);
if($ftp->exists($file)) { print "Could not delete $file"; }
else { print "$file is all gone"; }
} else { print "$file does not exist so I did not even try to delete it" }
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