Why Does the FTP Server Stay Connected After Executing ftp_quit? Technical Explanation Behind It

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<p><h1>Why Does the FTP Server Stay Connected After Executing ftp_quit? Technical Explanation Behind It</h1></p>
<p data-is-last-node="" data-is-only-node=""><p>When using PHP's FTP extension for file transfers, many developers encounter a seemingly confusing issue: even after calling <code></span>ftp_quit<span>()

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