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Do I need to register wodkeys dll
Last Updated 12 years ago

wodKeys is a component that deals with private and public keys needed for WeOnlyDo! SSH related components. It allows you to generate, load, save... keys that will be used for your authentication with the server.

Component is lightweight, and is not required for distribution of applications you make. If you prefer to use "static keys", you can use wodKeys to generate them once, and then just bind them to your projects.
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wodSFTP / wodSFTP.NET / wodSFTPd

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