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How to know contents on a ftp server has changed since last visit

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    Atif Mushtaq
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    Hi I want to write an application , which whenever connects with a FTP Server could tell me wether contents on FTP server has changed since last visit , if changed highlight the changes. Is there some option in FTP RFC.Thanks No Worries!

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      Hi I want to write an application , which whenever connects with a FTP Server could tell me wether contents on FTP server has changed since last visit , if changed highlight the changes. Is there some option in FTP RFC.Thanks No Worries!

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      AFAIR, the FTP-RFC does not define any command or standard by which you could determine if the contents of a server have changed. But this function would be quite easy to implement: You request the directory you want to watch. The contents are then saved in a file for future reference. The next time you request that directory, you simply compare the two to check for changes. Greetings from Germany Sebastian

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