ftp->put_file("localfile", "remotefile"); std::string reply=ftp->put_unique_file("localfile"); ftp->append_file("localfile", "remotefile"); std::vector<char> buffer; ftp->put("remotefile", buffer.begin(), buffer.end()); ftp->append("remotefile", buffer.begin(), buffer.end()); std::string reply=ftp->put_unique(buffer.begin(), buffer.end());
put_file() uploads a local file to the
server, with an explicit file name on the server.
put_unique_file() uploads a local file to the
server, with the server creating a unique name for the new file.
put_unique_file() returns the response from the
server that should indicate the created file's name; however
FTP does not specify the message's exact format.
append_file() is a lesser-used function to
append the uploaded file's contents to the existing file.
put(),
put_unique(), and
append() specify the uploaded file's contents
by a beginning and an ending iterator value, instead of a filename.
The iterators should be random access iterators, but input iterators
are also acceptable. Input iterators cannot be used when the server
requires the ALLO command to precede the file
transfer. With forward/bidirectional iterators the sequence gets
iterated over twice, internally; once to compute the upload size
for the ALLO, and the second time to effect the
transfer. All these functions also take the following optional
parameters.
Binary transfer flag. The default value of
true effects binary mode file transfer;
false effects text mode file transfer.
The text mode transfer makes no changes to the transferred contents.
This specifies the mode setting for the transfer, and the
transferred data gets sent to the server, as is.
x::fdtimeoutconfig
that sets up the timeout configuration for the data channel used
to transfer the requested file.
ftp->mkdir("directory"); ftp->rmdir("directory"); ftp->unlink("filename"); ftp->rename("from", "to");
Self-explanatory.