Graham Powell wrote:
> I am currently testing with 3 FTP sites and none of them work with
> Unicode characters. The "OPTS UTF8 ON" returns unsupported.
Well, OPTS UTF8 was always unoffical, what does the FEAT command
return is much more important, in latest OverbyteIcsFtpTst demo
I show how to ha
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client - Unicode Filenames
> However I have now sort of fixed the problem. If I convert the
> filename to UTF8
The component does that, when working in Unicode. Remember that responses
from the FTP server including directory listings
> However I have now sort of fixed the problem. If I convert the
> filename to UTF8
The component does that, when working in Unicode. Remember that
responses from the FTP server including directory listings will be UTF8
as well.
You must still send the OPTS UTF8 ON command, otherwise the ser
Re: [twsocket] FTP Client - Unicode Filenames
> I have the FTP client doing putAsync and getAsync to a FTP server.
> If the filename contains Unicode characters (e.g. Russian), the
> putAsync results in a filename of on the FTP site.
The standard FTP component only supports Unico
for any confusion.
Graham
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client - Unicode Filenames
> I have the
> I have the FTP client doing putAsync and getAsync to a FTP server.
> If the filename contains Unicode characters (e.g. Russian), the
> putAsync results in a filename of on the FTP site.
The standard FTP component only supports Unicode with Delphi 2009 and
later, or if you use the OverbyteI
I have the FTP client doing putAsync and getAsync to a FTP server. If the
filename contains Unicode characters (e.g. Russian), the putAsync results in
a filename of on the FTP site.
If I drag & Drop the file there is no problem.
I have used Wireshark to try and see what the Drag & drop is doin
