trafficgate/transferer

PHP objects for handling file transfers.

Transferer

, _(*1)

Helper PHP objects to handle rsync, scp, and ssh-based file transfers., _(*2)

rsync

The available switches for rsync currently mirror those available in rsync on CentOS 6.x., _(*3)

The following switches are not yet implemented: - turning off options with the no- prefix - sending remote-only options with the remote- prefix, _(*4)

Full documentation can be found in the RsyncTransfer class., _(*5)

<?php

use Trafficgate\Transferer\Transfer\RsyncTransfer;

$rsync = new RsyncTransfer();
$rsync
    ->source($source, $host = null, $user = null)
    ->destination($destination, $host = null, $user = null)
    ->transfer($idleTimeout = null);

scp

The available switches for ssh currently mirror those available in rsync on CentOS 6.x., _(*6)

Full documentation can be found in the ScpTransfer class., _(*7)

<?php

use Trafficgate\Transferer\Transfer\ScpTransfer;

$scp = new ScpTransfer();
$scp
    ->source($source, $host = null, $user = null)
    ->destination($destination, $host = null, $user = null)
    ->transfer($idleTimeout = null);

ssh

The SSH implementation is very primitive. It will most likely be transferred to a different package in the future as it doesn't completely align with the goals of this package., _(*8)

It currently implements the following switches:, _(*9)

• Enable quiet mode, _(*10)

  $ssh->quietMode($enabled = true)
  

• Add a SSH configuration option, _(*11)

  $ssh->configOptions($value, $remove = false, $enabled = true)
  

• The host to connect to. This should include username@ if it differs from the user executing the PHP script., _(*12)

  $ssh->host($host)
  

• The command to execute over SSH, _(*13)

  $ssh->remoteCommand($command)
  

The command has quiet mode enabled by default along with the following SSH options: - BatchMode yes - StrictHostKeyChecking no - UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null, _(*14)

<?php

use Trafficgate\Transferer\Ssh\SshCommand;

$ssh = new SshCommand();
$ssh
    ->host($host)
    ->remoteCommand($command);