Hi,
I am looking if there is any programming support to FTP a file from a
network element to remote FTP server. If yes, kindly point me to appropriate
documentation.
Thanks and regards,
MK
Mukesh <mkohli@infinera.com> wrote:
Hi,
I am looking if there is any programming support to FTP a file from a
network element to remote FTP server. If yes, kindly point me to appropriate
documentation.
I assume you mean ftp scripting. One easy way is to avoid the auto-login
mode:
$ printf “user mkohli passwd\nput file.txt\nquit\n” > /tmp/ftp.script
$ ftp -n localhost < /tmp/ftp.script
A second way is to use expect:
http://expect.nist.gov/
Thanks and regards,
MK
–
Kirk Russell Bridlewood Software Testers Guild
Actualy I am looking for using (FTP) it in programs. I am looking for list
of API’s that I can call from c/c++ programs.
Any way thanks for your input.
Regards,
MK
“kirk” <kirussel@NOSPAMrogers.com> wrote in message
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Mukesh <> mkohli@infinera.com> > wrote:
Hi,I am looking if there is any programming support to FTP a file from a
network element to remote FTP server. If yes, kindly point me to
appropriate
documentation.I assume you mean ftp scripting. One easy way is to avoid the auto-login
mode:$ printf “user mkohli passwd\nput file.txt\nquit\n” > /tmp/ftp.script
$ ftp -n localhost < /tmp/ftp.scriptA second way is to use expect:
http://expect.nist.gov/Thanks and regards,
MK–
Kirk Russell Bridlewood Software Testers Guild
Mukesh <mkohli@infinera.com> wrote:
Actualy I am looking for using (FTP) it in programs. I am looking for list
of API’s that I can call from c/c++ programs.
Posted elsewhere – we don’t ship one, but some have been written…
try google for “libftp” or “ftp library” or similar. Port to QNX 6
should be pretty easy. (They do exist.)
-David
QNX Training Services
http://www.qnx.com/support/training/
Please followup in this newsgroup if you have further questions.
We’re currently using “libftp” (from ftp.qnx.com/usr/free/qnx4/tcpip/ftp/)
on Qnx 4.25; the original code
was pretty buggy so, if you’re interested, I could make the source code for
our implementation available
but it would have to be on a “no support” basis. IIRC, there were several
memory leaks and pointer usage problems.
Dan Garber | Systems Engineer, Advanced Process Control Engineering | VERTIS
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“David Gibbs” <dagibbs@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Mukesh <> mkohli@infinera.com> > wrote:
Actualy I am looking for using (FTP) it in programs. I am looking for
list
of API’s that I can call from c/c++ programs.Posted elsewhere – we don’t ship one, but some have been written…
try google for “libftp” or “ftp library” or similar. Port to QNX 6
should be pretty easy. (They do exist.)-David
QNX Training Services
http://www.qnx.com/support/training/
Please followup in this newsgroup if you have further questions.
Dan Garber <dgarber@vertisinc.com> wrote:
We’re currently using “libftp” (from ftp.qnx.com/usr/free/qnx4/tcpip/ftp/)
on Qnx 4.25; the original code
was pretty buggy so, if you’re interested, I could make the source code for
our implementation available
but it would have to be on a “no support” basis. IIRC, there were several
memory leaks and pointer usage problems.
I used libftp from QNX4. It was worse than “pretty buggy”. It was a
mess, at least when I tried it.
However, if you have a new and improved version, I’d like to try it.
I’ll waive any and all liabilities and expectations of support.
does curl have a libcurl support for ftp?
Bill Caroselli <qtps@earthlink.net> wrote:
Dan Garber <> dgarber@vertisinc.com> > wrote:
We’re currently using “libftp” (from ftp.qnx.com/usr/free/qnx4/tcpip/ftp/)
on Qnx 4.25; the original code
was pretty buggy so, if you’re interested, I could make the source code for
our implementation available
but it would have to be on a “no support” basis. IIRC, there were several
memory leaks and pointer usage problems.I used libftp from QNX4. It was worse than “pretty buggy”. It was a
mess, at least when I tried it.However, if you have a new and improved version, I’d like to try it.
I’ll waive any and all liabilities and expectations of support.