It is not possible to combine the ssh2.sftp:// and zip:// file wrappers in PHP because the zip:// wrapper only supports local files, not remote files accessed through protocols like SFTP. In order to extract the contents of a ZIP file located on a remote server using SFTP, you will need to first download the file to your local machine, then use the zip:// wrapper on the local copy of the file. Here is an example of how this could be done:
// Connect to the remote server using SFTP
$sftp = ssh2_sftp($ssh_session);
// Download the ZIP file to a local temporary directory
$temp_dir = sys_get_temp_dir();
$temp_file = tempnam($temp_dir, 'zip');
ssh2_scp_recv($ssh_session, "/path/to/myfile.zip", $temp_file);
// Open the local copy of the ZIP file using the zip:// wrapper
$handle = fopen("zip://{$temp_file}#myfile.csv", 'r');
// Read the contents of the CSV file from the ZIP file
// (assuming the CSV file is named "myfile.csv" and is located at the root of the ZIP file)
$contents = fread($handle, filesize($temp_file));
// Close the handle to the ZIP file
fclose($handle);
// Delete the local temporary copy of the ZIP file
unlink($temp_file);
Note that this example uses the ssh2_scp_recv() function to download the ZIP file from the remote server, but you could also use the ssh2_sftp_read() function if you prefer.
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It is not possible to combine the ssh2.sftp:// and zip:// file wrappers in PHP because the zip:// wrapper only supports local files, not remote files accessed through protocols like SFTP.
In order to extract the contents of a ZIP file located on a remote server using SFTP, you will need to first download the file to your local machine, then use the zip:// wrapper on the local copy of the file.
Here is an example of how this could be done:
Note that this example uses the ssh2_scp_recv() function to download the ZIP file from the remote server, but you could also use the ssh2_sftp_read() function if you prefer.