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How to check a FTP connection's validation?

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    Chaos Lawful
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    I use CFtpConnection to process FTP connections. But how can I check whether the connection is still opened when I get a CFtpConnection pointer? There will be many accidents to break the connection(The master closed the FTP server, net-wire broken, etc.). X|Show me some solutions, please. Law is meaningless without chaos. Chaos without Law is equal to destruction. Chaos and Law create our rich and colorful world.

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      I use CFtpConnection to process FTP connections. But how can I check whether the connection is still opened when I get a CFtpConnection pointer? There will be many accidents to break the connection(The master closed the FTP server, net-wire broken, etc.). X|Show me some solutions, please. Law is meaningless without chaos. Chaos without Law is equal to destruction. Chaos and Law create our rich and colorful world.

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      Carlos Antollini
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      I had the same Problem, I found a solution, doing something over the FTP Server, like a change Dir, or a FindFile, etc... Cheers!!!:-D Carlos Antollini.

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