How do I keep track of files being uploaded on FTP ?

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I need notifications for all the activities happening on ftp. Please Help

Posted 7-Apr-14 23:43pm

Shehzaada Salim

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Shehzaada Salim 8-Apr-14 5:48am

I am looking for notifications in the form of email or SMS. Notifications in the form of SMS would be better.

S Houghtelin 8-Apr-14 8:46am

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ZurdoDev 8-Apr-14 8:59am

This doesn't sound like a code issue but a google search for finding a utility issue.

David_Wimbley 8-Apr-14 16:49pm

Is the FTP server in your control? Create a utility that uses the FileSystemWatcher class and let that listen in for notifications on changes to the specified directory it is watching.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-14 17:25pm

Client side or FTP service side? If server side, it depends on the FTP implementation you use.
—SA

Shehzaada Salim 9-Apr-14 2:21am

that would be client side

Shehzaada Salim 9-Apr-14 2:04am

Thank you all for your inputs. If anyone can share some example with me it will be great help.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-04-08T21:13:00

As you are saying you are using FTP on a client side, I cannot see a problem. You can store the data on your uploaded files anywhere, anyhow: database, some file-based storage, whatever you need. You can easily find some client-size implementation of FTP. For example:
Simple C# FTP Class[^],
http://netftp.codeplex.com/[^].

—SA