How can I put file using tftpXfer(), ftpXfer()

[Kwon,YongWook]

Hi seniors?

I receive files to tftp server with tftpXfer().
"get"

But I don't know exactly how to send file to tftp Server using tftpXfer()
"put"

And I want to know how to send file using ftpXfer()
"STOR"

No one tell about it in Google page.

Plase give me some advice.

Regards,
Wook

[joe durusau]

"Kwon,YongWook" wrote:

Try reading the manual. It seems pretty clear to me. Note: many hosts
will not allow a transfer to the host by tftp, but that's not really a
vxWorks
problem.

Speaking only for myself,

Joe Durusau

[Vasu Dalal]

Hello Wook:

> And I want to know how to send file using ftpXfer()
> "STOR"

Here is a sample code:

strServerHostName: Hostname of the server
strLogin: login id on the server
strPasswd: Password for the login id
destFileName: destination filename
srcFileName: source filename

I hope you can complete the rest.

The code for TFTP will be similar.

hth,
vasu

PS:

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char ftpBuffer [MAX_FTP_BUFFER_SIZE];
int fd = -1;
int writeFd = -1;
int readFd = -1;
int errFd = -1;
int retvalue = OK;
int bytes_read = 0;
UINT32 nBytes = 0;

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if ( ftpXfer(
strServerHostName, /* name of server host */
strLogin, /* user name for host login */
strPasswd, /* password for host login */
"", /* account for host login */
"STOR %s", /* command to send to host */
"", /* directory to cd to before sending
command */
destFileName, /* filename to send with command */
&errFd, /* where to return control socket fd
*/
&fd /* where to return data socket fd,
(NULL == don't open */
/* connection) */
) == ERROR )
{
printf("ftpXfer() failed! errno = 0x%x.\n",errnoGet());
return(ERROR);
}

readFd = open (srcFileName, O_RDONLY, 0644);
if ( ERROR == readFd )
printf("open error\n");

bytes_read = 0;
nBytes = 0;
while ( (bytes_read = read (readFd, ftpBuffer, MAX_FTP_BUFFER_SIZE)
) > 0 )
{
nBytes += bytes_read;
if ( nBytes % (1024*50) == 0 )
printf(".");
if ( write(fd, ftpBuffer, bytes_read) < bytes_read )
{
printErr("fileFtpNew() :: Bad write. errno = 0x%x\n",errnoGet());
retvalue = ERROR;
break;
}

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