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    FTP synchronizing

    Hey looking for a program that will automaticly detect when i add/change a file on my hard drive and then upload/update it on a remote FTP server. The cheaper the better.

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    Re: FTP synchronizing

    To monitor files in a specific folder or on the entire system?
    Because on the entire system files change all time...

    P.S: Nothing personal, but that avatar is awfull

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    Re: FTP synchronizing

    just single folder, and i would not sleep tonight bob (thats what i named the green thing) does not take offensive comments well

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    Re: FTP synchronizing

    Well you can make it yourself pretty easily. All you have to do is use FindFilesAPI to list all the files in the folder. Then make a timer which will periodically loop through the list and check the Date/Time modified stamp of every file (compare it to another list of the stamps so you can check if it changed). If you find a file that has changed upload it to the server.

    Regarding bob, my deepes appologies. I hope he is a vegeterian

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    Re: FTP synchronizing

    Yes i wouldnt have any problem detecting changes in my local files but im not shure how i would go about uploading the changes to the FTP server. Guess ill see if i can find ne thing bout that im sure theres something in the framework

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