I am putting together a simple app and I have it working for uploading, downloading, deleting files using FtpWebRequest. But I cannot find how to move a file using FtpWebRequest. What is the simplest way to move a file from one dir to another without using another external dependancy?
I'm working in this piece of code to transfer a text file from the C: drive to a ftp location. Below is the
Dim clsRequest As System.Net.FtpWebRequest = _ DirectCast(System.Net.WebRequest.Create("ftp://10.0.0.221/sample.txt"), System.Net.FtpWebRequest) clsRequest.Credentials = New System.Net.NetworkCredential("anonymous", "edge") clsRequest.Method = System.Net.WebRequestMethods.Ftp.UploadFile ' read in file.
I am working on an application in vb.net to move files back and forth between a client and a ftp server. We will be creating, deleting, and renaming temporary files during our update process.I want to check for the existence of a temp file before I begin an upload process to keep different users from trying to update the same file at the same time. I have a method (below) to check if the FTP file exists (using ContentLength), but I want to be able to pass in a string with a wildcard such as:
FileServer.FtpFileExists("MyTestFile.*.txt") Can I use a wild card with a FtpWebRequest object? What about a regular expression? Or should I pull down the directory(between 200-500 files) and iterate through that list on the client side trying to match with a regex/widcard? 'Find if File exists from FTP Server for File specified Private Function FtpFileExists(ByVal RemotePath
I have a vb.net window application to upload text file by using ftpwebrequest to a server. my question is: should I add a server response to the client application to make sure the server actually got the file. what I got now is only client side (to upload file to a folder in the server PC), but I havnt got a server side application to send response. If yes, how to create the server side application
It's working kinda, but at the end when transfer is finished the file on the ftp is corrupted. I found about 3 ecamples online with this class and they all give me the same corruption
i have written a small app that:-Periodically captures a portion of a screen to jpeg file-Uploads this file to ftp serverAt first i used My.Computer.Network.UploadFileand it worked like a charm. Then i wanted to move to FtpWebRequest async. The reason was because i implemented a global keyboard hook and locking the main thread for upload, disabled my keyboard.I copied the example in MSDN regarding FtpWebRequest. the problem i have is that it seems that the file that is being uploaded is locke
I am currently using the below code to upload a file and display progress. It works fine except there are a few things I would like to do differently.
I am using the main FTP account for my website which has access to all of my files. I set up a different FTP login to use that only has access to a specific folder, but when I try to use it I get: Error 550 No such file or directory or access denied.
This FTP account allows access to: mywebsite.com/upload/users/ only If strFTPAddress = mywebsite.com/upload/users/ I get error 550, I've tried a few other things too and it's told me that it's an invalid URI
Basically what I want to know is if and how I might be able to connect using my second FTP account so that I only have access to the upload/users/ directory.
Using vb.net 2005 - FtpWebRequest for ListDirectory always gets 550 error The remote server returned an error: (550) File unavailable (e.g., file not found, no access).
On both FTPListDirRequest.Method = System.Net.WebRequestMethods.Ftp.ListDirectory
I would like to be able to either change the current directory (FTP) OR set it up when it first loads. My attempt to set it when the app first loads fails with a 550 error, when i try to change it using the method found here[code]....
The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a receive.If I look on te FTP server I can see that the file has been uploaded entirely which led me to believe that the control channel was timing out. I have tried modifying the timeout on the FTP server as well as the ReadWriteTimeout in my code to no avail.Here is my code...
Dim ftprequest As System.Net.FtpWebRequest = DirectCast(System.Net.WebRequest.Create(destination), System.Net.FtpWebRequest) ftprequest.Credentials = New System.Net.NetworkCredential(username, password) [code].....
is there a way in ftpwebrequest to get the status of the connection? In VB6 using inet component you can use Statechanged, is there a similar way to do the same with ftpwebrequest?
I am trying to convert a VB6 app to vb.net. It used msInet.ocx and I am using FtpWebRequest to replace it.I have a problem when the password is blank and then remote server throws a 500 error.WebException was handled The remote server returned an error: (500) Syntax error, command unrecognized.
Const localFile As String = "C: eststat.txt" Const remoteFile As String = "/stat" Const host As String = "ftp://myprinter"
I have wrote a web service, in a nutshell it uses openpop to get email messages does stuff with the content to insert into databases and saves attachments which are images. That works fine when i save images locally, it does exactley what it is suppose to. Now an added requirment was to save images to an FTP directory, so i can create my folders dynamically (they are created based upon timestamp) and that works well. My problem comes from when i try to save them to the ftp. Yes my user name and password are correct,otherwise i wouldn't be creating the directory.
Private Sub UploadFile(ByVal fileToSave As FileInfo, ByVal path As String) Dim UploadRequest As FtpWebRequest = DirectCast(WebRequest.Create("ftp://UserName:Passowrd@999.99.999.9" & path),
This will be my first post on this site, so I thought I would make it a doozy. I have an web application on our site at work that allows users to login to the system, and submit filings for dockets that our state agency governs. Without getting to involve with what that means, they basically upload mostly .pdf files, but there are others that are acceptable to upload as well. The current system that is being used, uses a simple FileUpload and saving it to a folder on the d: drive of the webserver. I ran into a problem that with anyone outside the building/network, the upload is extremely slow and seems to be limited files no larger than about 1.4MB. There have been a few cases where larger file have made it through, but those ar few and far between. I've tried a couple different 3rd party components, but seem to run into the same limits. So, I install the FTP server on the box with the IIS and am trying to go the FTP route using ftpwebrequest.
Below is what I have put together so far:
Imports System.Net Imports System.IO
Partial Class _Default
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This seems to work as it is at the moment, but I know it has a long way to go for catch exeptions, speeding it up...
1.) The first problem I have run into is if you try to upload to large a file, you get Out of memory error. I'm needing to change the buffer so that it is buffering chunks instead of the entire file. I've googled over and over again and seem to find several good options in C#, but can't seem to convert them to VB. So, could some one give me some idea how to take what I have and change the buffering to use smaller chunks.
2.) I need to catch an empty UploadFile field.
3.) I will eventually be changing this so that it handle multiple file uploads like my current system uses. (Did I mention that I'm new to the ASP.NET and have been programming in .ASP)
4.) As you will notice from my list of acceptable file types, I might have a problem with some needing to be upload as Binary and some not. So I'm going to have to come up with a way to test and change the Requested.UseBinary = False as needed.
I'm sure that I'll find other items as I progress or the big bosses will find other things that they want to add, but for now.... I know that given enough time, I will get all of these items worked out.
By the way, we have a network adminstrator that leave a lot to be desired and most IIS and now FTP I'm having to learn, implement and configure. I'm wondering if there is anything else that could be causing these limits in file size. Since I've tried 4 completely different forms of uploads and they all seem to run into the same limits, I thought there might be something in a router, firewall, server configuration.... that I might need to look into as well.
I'm having trouble finding a reliable method to check if a directory (folder) exists on an FTP server. I want to create new directories and then upload files into them but thought it best to check if the directory already exists. Although attmepting to create a directory that already exists does not seem to cause any errors, it does waste a bit of time.
This code reliably checks if a FILE exists:
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I have attempted to modify this with ListDirectory in place of GetDateTimestamp (to check if a directory exists) but it seems no exception is thrown whether the directory exists or not. I've done lots of Googling but haven't found a satisfactory answer.
Trying to move from an Access MDB file to an SQLExpress(2005) MDF file and getting lots of problems. I have model my MDF file Like my Access MDB file ,same file name,same number of columns, same columns property,same columns name, see out of the 13 columns 8 have default value, I think I am getting a syntax problem when inserting the data into the table, being new to SQL Express I don't know how to write the proper SQl syntax
See my code for inserting and updating (using Access.mdb) which I whoud like transpose to SQL
'// Insert a record into the database for the node. sSql = "INSERT INTO [TreeViewItems] (bRoot, dLastModified, iImageIndex," & _ "iParentID, iSelectedImageIndex, iSort, sName, sFullName) VALUES " & _
Im am writing a simple console app that will check and see that a file exists and then if does it will copy the file and move/paste the file into a new location. The file I'm checking exists as a file share on a server and I am wanting to move the file to a folder on a local machines C drive.
I'm working from my machine which is on the domain where the file exists and I'm logged in and have full admin rights on the domain. I can access the file share but when I run my app it gives an error saying access to to the file path is denied. My question is even if I'm on the network do I still need to provide username and password credentials to make this connection? If so how do I do this?
Ideally I'd like to be able to copy/move between an accessible folder on my local drive and a network share that I don't have permission to access (but the application would). I am using impersonation to give me access to the files in the network share but using System.IO File.Move or File.Copy forces me to use the same credentials for each location. Is there a way around this?
I'm creating a program (Which will eventually be a service) which loops a section of code which downloads files from a variety of FTP servers.All files are succesfully downloaded on the first iteration, however after this the download fails with the following error..."The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a receive."Curiously, the error does not occur if the loop only downloads the same file from the same Ftp server. It only occurs when 2 or more files are downloaded.I use the following code...
Dim fwr As FtpWebRequest = CType(FtpWebRequest.Create(Supplier.FTP_Address & Supplier.FilePath & Supplier.FromFile), FtpWebRequest) 'Set credentials fwr.Credentials = New NetworkCredential(Supplier.Username, Supplier.Password)
I am trying to move a folders(testfolder) files that is on the desktop(windows) to C:Program Files ealfolder. I have no problem finding the folder it is to be placed into. But i cannot seem to find the desktop directory.I named the folder on the desktop testfolder. I cannot seem to find the correct directory for desktop anywhere.I tried a fair few and keep getting this result when i press the button: Could not find directory '%userprofile%Desktopest'.