C# 클래스 _3PA.Lib.Ftp.FtpsClient

AppendFile overload to easily transfer a file from local to remote

AppendFile overload to easily transfer a file from local to remote

Changes the remote directory to the parent directory.

Closes the current connection, freeing resources.

Anonymous authentication

Anonymous authentication

Connects to a FTP server using the provided parameters. The default representation tipe is set to Binary. The text encoding is set to UTF8, if supported by the server via the FEAT command.

Connects to a FTP server using the provided parameters. The default representation tipe is set to Binary. The text encoding is set to UTF8, if supported by the server via the FEAT command.

Connects to a FTP server using the provided parameters. The default representation tipe is set to Binary. The text encoding is set to UTF8, if supported by the server via the FEAT command.

Deletes the given remote file.

Returns a list of the contents form the given directory. A parsing is performed on the data returned fronm the LIST command.

Please use GetShortDirectoryList(string) or GetDirectoryListUnparsed(string) in case of parsing errors, as the contents returned from FTP servers may differ from the common DOS and UNIX formats adopted here.

returns the given directory list data as returned from the server, without parsing its contents.

Features returned from the FEAT command

Retrieves the given file from the server. A FtpStream is returned, to be read until the end of file. See the GetFile(string, string) overload to easily save the stream to a local file.

GetFile overload to easily transfer a file from remote to local

GetFile overload to easily transfer a file from remote to local

Returns the modification time of the given remote file or null if the MDTM feature is not supported by the server.

Remote transfer file size returned by the SIZE command.

Transfers all files from the current remote directory without recursion

Transfers all files from the current remote directory. Optionally recursive

Transfers all files, matching the given pattern, from the current remote directory. Optionally recursive

Transfers all files, matching the given pattern, from the given remote directory. Optionally recursive

Returns an array of file names and directories contained in the given directory. Please use GetShortDirectoryList(string) or GetDirectoryListUnparsed(string) for more detailed directory information.

Returns some remote system information, as returned from the SYST command.

Creates the given remote directory.

Restores the current directory. For details please see PushCurrentDirectory. Throws an exception if the stack is empty.

Pushes the current remote directory on a stack, in order to easily restore it later calling PopCurrentDirectory.

Stores a remote file, returning a FtpStream to be used for writing the file contents. Call FtpStream.Close on the stream once done. See the PutFile(string, string) overload to easily transfer the contents of a local file.

PutFile overload to easily transfer a file from local to remote

PutFile overload to easily transfer a file from local to remote

Transfers all files to the current remote directory without recursion

Transfers all files to the current remote directory. Optionally recursive

Transfers all files, matching the given pattern, to the current remote directory. Optionally recursive

PutUniqueFile overload to easily transfer a file from local to remote

PutUniqueFile overload to easily transfer a file from local to remote.

Removes the given remote directory.

Renames the given remote file.

Sends the given FTP command text to the server.

In case of return codes >= 400 an exception is thrown.

Changes the remote current directory.

Set the language used by the server during the current connection. Please check the features returned by GetFeatues for a list of available languages supported by the server.

Set the given text encoding.

Set the representation type according to the given parameter

Issues NOOP commands periodically in a separated thread

Stops the keep alive thread

Basic injection check

Workaround needed because it is not possible to determine if a symlink is a directory or a file based on the UNIX style directory listing.

Works like Path.Combine(...), but without replacing the "/" separator with Path.DirectorySeparatorChar

Check if the given directory exists and create it if it doesn't.

Copies the protocol information form the given stream.