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First you need to create a file called ftplogin.php. Note in order to run this script you must have an ftp server with a valid account. Paste the following in ftplogin.php ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- <? function checkftplogin($server, $user, $pass) { $sck = fsockopen($server, 21); if ($sck) { $data = fgets($sck, 1024); fputs($sck, "USER $user\n"); $data = fgets($sck, 1024); fputs($sck, "PASS $pass\n"); $data = fgets($sck, 1024); if (ereg("230", $data)) { # User logged in return 1; } else { # Login failed return 0; } fclose($sck); } else { return 0; } } function authenticate() { Header("WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm=\"Secure Login\""); echo "Authentication Failed!"; exit(); } if(!isset($PHP_AUTH_USER)) { authenticate(); exit; echo "Authorisation Failed\n"; } else { $tmp = checkftplogin("localhost", "$PHP_AUTH_USER", "$PHP_AUTH_PW"); if ($tmp != "1") { authenticate(); } } ?> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------- Now you should have a file called ftplogin.php with a few lines of code. Go to the bottom of the script and look for the line that starts with $tmp. You should see localhost. This is where you enter your ftp server address. You shouldn't have to edit anything else. Now if you want to password a file such as index.php then just paste the following code at the top of the file. ------------------------------ <?include"ftplogin.php";?> ------------------------------ Now you should be able to view your index.php and have it pop up the user name and password box. Enter your user name and password of the account you own on the ftp server. It should display your index.php if authenticated. Here is a index.php sample. ---------------------------------- <?include"ftplogin.php";?> <html> <center>Hello there Welcome</center> </html> ---------------------------------- This should work with any ftp server as long as you have an account and the webserver's ip is allowed to the ftp server's ip address. John L. Jolly III john@flaccess.com www.flaccess.com | ||||||||||
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