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You would like to upload from server1 to server2 or from client (end-user desktop) to server2 that would host PHP script ?
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You would like to upload from server1 to server2 or from client (end-user desktop) to server2 that would host PHP script ?

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From end-user desktop to the server that would host the php script.
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From end-user desktop to the server that would host the php script.

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Thank you for your quick response. 
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I'm looking for a PHP routine that will upload a file from a remote site onto a server so that &nbsp;the user on the remote computer will not have to leave my application and &nbsp;launch a separate ftp-like program. That is, I would like to integrate the uploading routine with my php code. 
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I'm looking for a PHP routine that will upload a file from a remote site onto a server so that  the user on the remote computer will not have to leave my application and  launch a separate ftp-like program. That is, I would like to integrate the uploading routine with my php code. 

Looking for php uploading routine

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