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I\'m downloading files from a flaky FTP server that often times out during file transfer and I was wondering if there was a way to reconnect and resume the download. I\'m using Python\'s ftplib. Here
the problem is: I have a local directory \'/local\' and a remote FTP directory \'/remote\' full of subdirectories and files.I want to check if there are any new files in the sub-directories of \'/rem
I have to automatically upload folders to an FTP using a Python script. I am able to upload a single file, but not folders with subfolders and files in them. I did a lot of search, but failed. Could s
I\'ve written an FTP script that must unfortunately deal with a server that\'s behind a firewall.The ISP also cuts of my control connection quite early, no matter what kind of timeout settings I might
I\'m putting together a script to download all the files from a directory via FTP. So far I have managed to connect and fetch one file, but I cannot seem to make to work in batch (get all the files fr
I am trying to use a C/C++ FTP library (>here\'s the website). When I try to call the FtpInit() function I get a compilation error telling me that there is an undefined reference to _imp__FtpInit. Thi
I am thinking of using following code, but I want to transfer hundreds of files and it does not look viable to connect and then disconnect on every file transfer.
I\'ve developed an application that is essentially just a little ftp server with the ability to specify which directory you wish to share on startup. I\'m using ftplib for the server because it\'s sic
i am just wondering is there any such feature available! When user uploads file to a FTP once the connection is disconnected, FTP server need to trigger a event to start a program, so the program can