I restart this post because I have a similar problem: download a hole folder from "MY" web site.
Actually, in order to list the content of a directory, I am using TsNet with this code (works on OSX and mobile). No PHP needed:
My user case is that my standalone, when needed, is updating itself downloading from my web site a folder, which replace the existing one inside the standalone.
The content of the folder is mixed (files and folders) and around 40MB.
I am wondering which is the best way for the download: should I have the web folder zipped and unzip it on arrival? Or using TsNet I may be able to download a "hole" unzipped folder?
UnZipping on LC10 takes a while and I would avoid that.
Actually, in order to list the content of a directory, I am using TsNet with this code (works on OSX and mobile). No PHP needed:
CODE:
function ListWebFolderContent --gWebMirror is a global array with gWebMirror["username"]["xxx"] and gWebMirror["password"]["yyy"] tsNetSetTimeouts 30, 0, 5000, 60000, 30, 1000 put tsNetCustomSync("ftp://ftp.mydomain.it//www.mydomain.it/myfolder/", "NLST", tHeaders, tRecvHeaders, tResult, tBytes,gWebMirror["settings"]) into tData if tResult is not 226 then --something is wrong put tResult & cr & tRecvHeaders into msg else --got list of myfolder content filter lines of tData where char 1 of each <> "." --directory list contains a few "." and ".." if tData is empty then put "The folder is empty" & cr & tResult & cr & tRecvHeaders into msg else return tData end if end ifend ListWebFolderContentThe content of the folder is mixed (files and folders) and around 40MB.
I am wondering which is the best way for the download: should I have the web folder zipped and unzip it on arrival? Or using TsNet I may be able to download a "hole" unzipped folder?
UnZipping on LC10 takes a while and I would avoid that.
Statistics: Posted by trevix — Sat Sep 21, 2024 4:54 pm