We have noticed that when trying to download PHP files from the server running mod_ftp via FTP the PHP files are being incorrectly transferred. It appears as though the PHP script is being executed by the server, and the result of the script is being outputted into the downloaded file. For example, if we were trying to transfer a PHP file which contained the following: <?php echo "Hello world"; ?> The file that we downloaded from the server would contain the following: Hello world
You do have the php engine turned off, correct? When I first installed mod_ftp I had this problem overlapping vHosts on a particular directory. Setting the php engine to off in the config fixed it. For Example with a VHost setup: <IfModule mod_ftp.c> <VirtualHost *:990> <Directory /XXX/XXX> <IfModule mod_php5.c> php_admin_flag engine off </IfModule> </Directory> </VirtualHost> </IfModule>
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