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Re: FtpClient heap leak [message #60729 is a reply to message #60728]

Sun, 04 August 2024 23:20

Oblivion
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Hello Luigi,

While the file transfer protocol allows setting the current/working directory using the "cd" command (Ftp::SetDir(const String& path)), you are still able to use absolute paths.
So, yes, unless the server is configured otherwise, you can do that.

As for the creation of a non-existing folder by specifying the path of a file: Again, it depends on the server and its configuration.

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Oblivion

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