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How to Use PHP to Connect and Run Commands Over SSH

One of the most common needs for developers who manage many test and production environments is to connect to a remote server securely. Fortunately, PHP makes it easy for you to connect SSH using PHP and execute commands directly from your web application. This approach is particularly helpful when you want to automate deployments or

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