ssh2_fetch_stream

(PECL ssh2 >= 0.9.0)

ssh2_fetch_streamFetch an extended data stream

Descrierea

ssh2_fetch_stream ( resource $channel , int $streamid ) : resource

Fetches an alternate substream associated with an SSH2 channel stream. The SSH2 protocol currently defines only one substream, STDERR, which has a substream ID of SSH2_STREAM_STDERR (defined as 1).

Parametri

channel

streamid

An SSH2 channel stream.

Valorile întoarse

Returns the requested stream resource.

Exemple

Example #1 Opening a shell and retrieving the stderr stream associated with it

<?php
$connection 
ssh2_connect('shell.example.com'22);
ssh2_auth_password($connection'username''password');

$stdio_stream ssh2_shell($connection);
$stderr_stream ssh2_fetch_stream($stdio_streamSSH2_STREAM_STDERR);
?>

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ingo at baab dot de
4 years ago
In addition to the last post (13 years ago) from Dennis K. I corrected two typos (constant SSH2_STREAM_STDIO was misspellt) and removed (too many) brackets - this code works:

<?php
      $stdout_stream
= ssh2_exec($connection, "lsssss -la");

     
$sio_stream = ssh2_fetch_stream($stdout_stream, SSH2_STREAM_STDIO);
     
$err_stream = ssh2_fetch_stream($stdout_stream, SSH2_STREAM_STDERR);
     
     
stream_set_blocking($sio_stream, true);
     
stream_set_blocking($err_stream, true);
     
     
$result_dio = stream_get_contents($sio_stream);
     
$result_err = stream_get_contents($err_stream);

      echo
'stderr: ' . $result_err;
      echo
'stdio : ' . $result_dio;
?>
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Ricardo Striquer (ricardophp yohoocombr)
17 years ago
I got a friend using those functions and he was not able to use this ssh2_fetch_stream function. First of all I got the ssh2_shell sample by webmaster at spectreanime dot com, but this function does not work with his sample, i believe thats because he use fwrite instead of ssh2_shell or ssh2_exec to run the command.

This sample below is to run under a command line and is fully functional. note that i add the sleep as advised by webmaster at spectreanime dot com

<?php
echo "Connexion SSH ";
if (!(
$connection=@ssh2_connect("69.69.69.69", 22))) {
   echo
"[FAILED]\n";
   exit(
1);
}
echo
"[OK]\nAuthentification ";

if (!@
ssh2_auth_password($connection,"root","YourPassword")) {
   echo
"[FAILED]\n";
   exit(
1);
}
echo
"[OK]\n";

$stdout_stream = ssh2_exec($connection, "/bin/lssss -la /tmp");
sleep(1);
$stderr_stream = ssh2_fetch_stream($stdout_stream, SSH2_STREAM_STDERR);

echo
"Erros encontrados!\n------------\n";
while(
$line = fgets($stderr_stream)) { flush(); echo $line."\n"; }
echo
"------------\n";

while(
$line = fgets($stdout_stream)) { flush(); echo $line."\n";}

fclose($stdout_stream);
?>
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hexer
16 years ago
I successfully used fgets in PHP4

examples

<?php
$stderr
= fgets(ssh2_fetch_stream($channel, SSH2_STREAM_STDERR), 8192);

$str = fgets(ssh2_fetch_stream($channel, SSH2_STREAM_STDIO), 8192);
?>
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Dennis K.
17 years ago
In addition to the last post from Ricardo Striquer:

Simple block the stream with stream_set_blocking(), and you dont have to sleep() the script...

<?php
stdout_stream
= ssh2_exec($connection, "/bin/lssss -la /tmp");

$err_stream = ssh2_fetch_stream($stdout_stream, SSH2_STREAM_STDERR);

$dio_stream = ssh2_fetch_stream($stdout_stream, SSH2_STREAM_STDDIO);

stream_set_blocking($err_stream, true);
stream_set_blocking($dio_stream, true);

$result_err = stream_get_contents($err_stream));
$result_dio = stream_get_contents($dio_stream));
?>
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