[PLUG] Post to FTP server from soft real-time C program

Roderick A. Anderson raanders42 at gmail.com
Wed Jul 17 19:28:36 UTC 2013


On 07/17/2013 10:08 AM, Wayne E. Van Loon Sr. wrote:
> A customer wants some data out of one of my optimization / control
> systems. They would like me to post it to a FTP server that will be
> added to the LAN.

I use curlftpfs (a spin of fuse) where I have to
backup some files to a Windows share (CFS).

To automate the connection (without putting too much work/research into 
it) I had to reply on the .netrc file a security issue for some.


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Rod
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> My machine is Linux X86 running on PC hardware. It is a soft real-time
> application in a distributed processing system (6 ea. 6 core machines).
> The tasks are distributed and results collected from all the helper
> cores over the LAN. 3D imaging data and digital I/O also goes through
> the LAN, so the LAN isn't idle. It would be best if I could come up with
> something that would not hog bandwidth, but it absolutely can not block
> in my C program. I am currently making use of a couple threads in my C
> program, so another thread is a possibility. How would you send a few
> small files / minute via FTP?
>
> Thanks in advance for your suggestions,
> Wayne
>
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