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Sending files through FTP on Visual C++ code
I am interested in repeatadly sending files through FTP from my software.
As my project compiles and runs as a system service, Microsoft does not recommend (or even blocks) using the WinInet.
Can I use other libraries,
or else,
Where can I get (or even purchase) a reliable object that will allow me to send the files through FTP?
As my project compiles and runs as a system service, Microsoft does not recommend (or even blocks) using the WinInet.
Can I use other libraries,
or else,
Where can I get (or even purchase) a reliable object that will allow me to send the files through FTP?
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if its going to be a service that uses FTP when no user has logged on then use Winsock, better try to find a socket based FTP implementation, you may find some samples on FTP using sockets, so you dont have to implement everything from scratch.
Otherwise as mentioned by DanRollins Impersonate a user.
Otherwise as mentioned by DanRollins Impersonate a user.
>>>Microsoft does not recommend (or even blocks) using
the WinInet.
Hmmm, that's news to me. That means that the various Wininet apps I've written don't really work.
the WinInet.
Hmmm, that's news to me. That means that the various Wininet apps I've written don't really work.
hi u_sheffer,
Do you have any additional questions? Do any comments need clarification?
-- Dan
Do you have any additional questions? Do any comments need clarification?
-- Dan
hi u_sheffer,
Do you have any additional questions? Do any comments need clarification?
-- Dan
Do you have any additional questions? Do any comments need clarification?
-- Dan
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But it seems to indicate that the problem is seen only with SSL and/or a large number of simultaneous connections.
-- Dan