> Needs a space before 'bytes...
>
> Buffer:= IntToKByte(FByteCount) + ' bytes received/sent in ';
Which would then say '14.5M bytes received/sent' rather than 14.5Mbytes
at present.
Ideally the function would be more intelligent to allow for small and
large figures.
But if you don't li
Tiny thing.
procedure TCustomFtpCli.TransfertStats;
Needs a space before 'bytes...
Buffer:= IntToKByte(FByteCount) + ' bytes received/sent in ';
Same further down.
Buffer := Buffer + ' (' + IntToKByte(BytesSec) + ' bytes/sec)';
Perhaps others thing different.
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Thanks Angus.
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> I set up the properties and called SslFtpClient1.Receive;
Which does not allow to control anything or make choices about what
server commands to use, or indeed do more than a single file.
You should use ConnectFeat, check the FEAT response for capabilities,
then download your files.
> >Pro
Hello,
Thanks for the response Angus.
>You should have done a FEAT command to find out what the server needs.
I set up the properties and called SslFtpClient1.Receive;
>ProtLevel C or P means Clear or Private,
OK, so if P then the control AND data are encrypted.
I assume servers support C and
> Altered the settings to support FTPS Explicit SSL/TLS, set the
> TSslFtpClient.SslType to sslTypeAuthTls, and getting the file
> worked.
>
> Altered the setting TSslFtpClient.SslType to sslTypeAuthSsl, and
> getting the file failed.
sslTypeAuthTls and sslTypeAuthSsl do the same thing but usin
Hello,
I thought I would do some testing with TSslFtpClient (version V8.09).
I downloaded and installed ProVide server
(https://www.provideserver.com/free-trial/) on another computer, setup it up
for normal FTP and it worked for getting a file
Altered the settings to support FTPS Implicit SSL/TL
