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The city's history is deeply intertwined with European trade. Originally known as "," it served as a major Dutch settlement in the 18th century before being ceded to the British in 1825. Under British rule, it was officially named Cocanada , a title it held until Indian independence in 1947 when it was reverted to its current form.

One widely accepted etymological theory suggests the British modified the name from "" for easier pronunciation, noting a perceived resemblance to the Canadian landscape. Other local legends link the name to " Kaki " (the Telugu word for crow), interpreting it as the "abode of crows" due to the large bird population along its fish-rich shores. Strategic Geography and the Port kakinada.jpg

Kakinada: A Coastal Symphony of Heritage and Industry , a prominent port city on the eastern coast of Andhra Pradesh , serves as a fascinating intersection of colonial legacy, spiritual depth, and rapid industrialization . Often referred to as the " Fertilizer City " or the " Pensioner's Paradise ," this well-planned urban hub is a vital economic driver for the region, anchored by its strategic natural harbor and rich cultural tapestry. Historical Roots and Etymology The city's history is deeply intertwined with European trade

  • Anum

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  • gary

    thanks for sharing!

  • Lester

    Works well thanks. However my php script hangs and won’t even exit() after using this method. Any thoughts?

  • Lester

    sorry e-mail incorrect should be .com

  • drokind

    I personally like phpseclib, a pure PHP SFTP implementation, better.

    More info:

    http://phpseclib.sourceforge.net/

    Doesn’t have any dependencies, making it ultra-portable, and, surprisingly, it’s actually faster than libssh2.

  • th3_w3b

    Great! It Works! Thanks!

  • jcrawford

    This is great but don’t expect to use it on directories with a large number of files (mine has 29,516). I am getting nothing but segmentation faults when trying to get a list of files on the remote server. Yea I know it’s not good to have that many files in a directory but that server is not under my control. Seems there is a deep issue either in PHP’s core or in php_ssh2 library.

  • Mauro Trentini

    PHP Warning: opendir(): Unable to open ssh2.sftp://Resource id #25/ on remote host

    PHP Warning: opendir(ssh2.sftp://Resource id #25/): failed to open dir: operation failed

    PHP Warning: readdir() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given

    Fixed it following this link -> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1466737/cant-get-sftp-to-work-in-php

  • Daniel Williams

    http://www.monstaftp.com offers SFTP/SCP as well as normal FTP through a web-based client that’s free to download. (disclaimer: I’m involved with this project)

  • Calin Blaga

    If getting:
    PHP Warning: opendir(): Unable to open ssh2.sftp://Resource id #5/outgoing on remote host
    check: stackoverflow.com/questions/1466737/cant-get-sftp-to-work-in-php#answer-42412427