Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created (General questions)

by wodSupport, Saturday, December 18, 2004, 00:56 (7077 days ago) @ Dennis

You can make requirement that ServiceType = Shell (or None) must be connected first. Then you can use your own protocol for communication between server and the client. When client wants to upload/download file, it will just open new connection (using same login/pass) download/upload, and disconnect. If you need to notify it somehow during this transfer, you could send notification packet through first (wodSSH) connection, and your client app could close second (wodSFTP) immediately if needed.

Does this make sense?

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Uploading/Download (server/client both created wit - Dennis, 2004-12-17, 07:51
- Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - wodSupport, 2004-12-17, 10:28
  - Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - Dennis, 2004-12-17, 19:00
    - Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - wodSupport, 2004-12-17, 19:44
      - Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - Dennis, 2004-12-17, 21:01
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - wodSupport, 2004-12-17, 21:11
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - Dennis, 2004-12-17, 22:02
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - wodSupport, 2004-12-17, 22:14
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - Dennis, 2004-12-17, 23:25
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - wodSupport, 2004-12-17, 23:39
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - Dennis, 2004-12-18, 00:09
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - wodSupport, 2004-12-18, 00:22
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - Dennis, 2004-12-18, 00:53
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - wodSupport, 2004-12-18, 00:56
        Re: Uploading/Download (server/client both created - Dennis, 2004-12-18, 01:04

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