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[AUGE_OHR]

hi,

have fix Modi Stru Problem and add Port to HbFTP

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latest Version v1.26
32 Bit

HBFM_126.zip

(2.19 MiB) Downloaded 45 times

64 Bit

HBFM64_126.zip

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have also update Source on Github

known Problem : when start HBFM64.EXE 1st time it take much time ...
does not happen with 32 BIT App

[danielmaximiliano]

Hi jimmy :
remembering the use of HBTIP since I did Email examples I had checked the tUrl class that returns an oUrl object, this class receives a cUrl text containing the following fields

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this kind of returns to itself

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METHOD New( cUrl ) CLASS TUrl
   ::SetAddress( cUrl )
   RETURN Self

This object can return incorrect as indicated here, it can behave well with domains such as example.org but wrongly before IP addresses like 192.168.1.39

study tUrl class

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METHOD SetAddress( cUrl ) CLASS TUrl
LOCAL aMatch, cServer, cPath

   IF ! HB_ISSTRING( cUrl )
      RETURN .F.
   ENDIF

   ::cAddress  := cUrl
   ::cProto    := ""
   ::cUserid   := ""
   ::cPassword := ""
   ::cServer   := ""
   ::cPath     := ""
   ::cQuery    := ""
   ::cFile     := ""
   ::nPort     := -1

   IF cUrl == ""
      RETURN .T.
   ENDIF

   // Top-level URL parsing. May fail.         <----- HERE
   IF Empty( aMatch := hb_regex( ::cREuri, cUrl ) )
      RETURN .F.
   ENDIF

   ::cProto := Lower( aMatch[ 2 ] )
   cServer  := aMatch[ 3 ]
   cPath    := aMatch[ 4 ]
   ::cQuery := aMatch[ 5 ]

   // server parsing (never fails)
   aMatch      := hb_regex( ::cREServ, cServer )
   ::cUserId   := aMatch[ 2 ]
   ::cPassword := aMatch[ 3 ]
   ::cServer   := aMatch[ 4 ]
   ::nPort     := Val( aMatch[ 5 ] )
   IF ::nPort < 1
      ::nPort := -1
   ENDIF

   // Parse path and file (never fails)
   aMatch := hb_regex( ::cREFile, cPath )
   ::cPath := aMatch[ 2 ]
   ::cFile := aMatch[ 3 ]

   RETURN .T.

METHOD BuildAddress() CLASS TUrl

   LOCAL cRet := ""

   IF ::cProto != NIL
      ::cProto := Lower( ::cProto )
   ENDIF

   IF ! Empty( ::cProto ) .AND. ! ::cServer == ""
      cRet := ::cProto + "://"
   ENDIF

   IF ! ::cUserid == ""
      cRet += ::cUserid
      IF ! ::cPassword == ""
         cRet += ":" + ::cPassword
      ENDIF
      cRet += "@"
   ENDIF

   IF ! ::cServer == ""
      cRet += ::cServer
      IF ::nPort > 0
         cRet += ":" + hb_ntos( ::nPort )
      ENDIF
   ENDIF

   IF ::cPath == "" .OR. ! Right( ::cPath, 1 ) == "/"
      ::cPath += "/"
   ENDIF

   cRet += ::cPath + ::cFile
   IF ! ::cQuery == ""
      cRet += "?" + ::cQuery
   ENDIF

   RETURN iif( cRet == "", NIL, ::cAddress := cRet )

It is a mistake to create an object and then send it to build another object without the proper consistency.

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   oUrl := tURL() :New( cUrl )
   IF EMPTY( oUrl )
      RETURN nil
   ENDIF
   
   oClient := TIpClientFtp() :new( oUrl, Sites->Log )                 // PARAM .T. TO LOG
   IF EMPTY( oClient )
      RETURN nil
   ENDIF
   oClient:nConnTimeout := 2000
   oClient:bUsePasv     := .T.

I suggest you try the following code to eliminate that IP address or domain error

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STATIC FUNCTION ftpConnect()

LOCAL bError    := ERRORBLOCK( { | oErr | BREAK( oErr ) } )
LOCAL lConnect  := .F.
LOCAL cUser     := sites->user
LOCAL cPassWord := desencri( sites->password )
LOCAL cServer   := sites->address
LOCAL cUrl

   cUrl := "ftp://" + ALLTRIM( cUser ) + ":" + ALLTRIM( cPassWord ) + "@" + ALLTRIM( cServer )

   oUrl := tURL() :New( cUrl )
   IF EMPTY( oUrl )
      RETURN nil
   ENDIF
   oUrl:cProto    := "ftp://"
   oUrl:cServer   := cServer
   oUrl:cUserId   := sites->user
   oUrl:cPassword := adesencri( sites->password )
   oUrl:nPort     := sites->port                                      // Numeric
     BEGIN SEQUENCE
	  oClient := TIpClientFtp() :new( oUrl, Sites->Log )                 // PARAM .T. TO LOG
        
	 RECOVER
            MsgBox('can not Open() the connection, try again ' , 'Attention message' )
            Return nil
      END

   oClient:nConnTimeout := 2000
   oClient:bUsePasv     := .T.

[AUGE_OHR]

hi,

I suggest you try the following code to eliminate that IP address or domain error

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   cUrl := "ftp://" + ALLTRIM( cUser ) + ":" + ALLTRIM( cPassWord ) + "@" + ALLTRIM( cServer )

   oUrl := tURL() :New( cUrl )
   IF EMPTY( oUrl )
      RETURN nil
   ENDIF
   oUrl:cProto    := "ftp://"
   oUrl:cServer   := cServer
   oUrl:cUserId   := sites->user
   oUrl:cPassword := adesencri( sites->password )
   oUrl:nPort     := sites->port                                      // Numeric
     BEGIN SEQUENCE
	  oClient := TIpClientFtp() :new( oUrl, Sites->Log )                 // PARAM .T. TO LOG
	 RECOVER
            MsgBox('can not Open() the connection, try again ' , 'Attention message' )
            Return nil
      END
   oClient:nConnTimeout := 2000
   oClient:bUsePasv     := .T.

it is a good Idea using BEGIN SEQUENCE

i have try that Code but end up in RECOVER
so i reduce it to

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   IF !EMPTY( nPort )
      oURL:nPort := nPort
   ENDIF

and now i got Connect again
hm ... perhaps i need to fill default Value to 21 as you say.

[AUGE_OHR]

latest Version v1.27

32 Bit

HBFM_127.zip

(2.19 MiB) Downloaded 47 times

64 Bit

HBFM64_127.zip

(2.51 MiB) Downloaded 50 times

fixed :
fixed Thumbs ImageRelease "SlideTime"
fixed SumatraPDF Filename with Space

new :
HbFTP : default Port := 21

[danielmaximiliano]

! Note : Source Code is avaiable under https://github.com/AugeOhr/HBFM
(no Image include in Source)

Hi Jimmy: download from the NC clone version, I could recover the \RES folder and compile, I would need the 32 and 64 bit libs that it uses and in that way to be able to correctly execute NC clone, in that way to be able to modify the FTP option of the Same.

From already thank you very much

[AUGE_OHR]

hi,

Hi Jimmy: download from the NC clone version, I could recover the \RES folder and compile, I would need the 32 and 64 bit libs that it uses and in that way to be able to correctly execute NC clone, in that way to be able to modify the FTP option of the Same.

64 Bit DLL / Lib of FreeImage is found in this Thread.
http://www.hmgforum.com/viewtopic.php?f ... 7&start=23

Code for Libxlsxwriter is still include but as i´m not able to generate 64 Bit DLL / LIB it is not active

ADO must be installed as ActiveX but have no LIB to include

---

what do you want to modify SFTP ...

[danielmaximiliano]

Hi Jimmy:

As we see after general the Url when trying to connect the application remains frozen for a while until it gives an error since the URL is wrong .. that occurs when using IP addresses type B or C

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STATIC FUNCTION ftpConnect()

LOCAL bError
LOCAL lConnect  := .F.
LOCAL cUser     := sites->user
LOCAL cPassWord := desencri( sites->password )
LOCAL cServer   := sites->address
LOCAL nPort     := sites->Port
LOCAL cUrl, oError

   cUrl := "ftp://" + ALLTRIM( cUser ) + ":" + ALLTRIM( cPassWord ) + "@" + ALLTRIM( cServer ) + STR ( nPort )
   oUrl := tURL() :New( cUrl )
   
   IF EMPTY( oUrl )
      RETURN nil
	  else 
	   msgbox( oUrl:cAddress,"Entro"  )
   ENDIF

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[AUGE_OHR]

hi,

As we see after general the Url when trying to connect the application remains frozen for a while until it gives an error since the URL is wrong .. that occurs when using IP addresses type B or C

i have add Port in v1.26
please get latest Source from GitHub and look into HBFTP.PRG if it work for you
https://github.com/AugeOhr/HBFM
i just have test it with Port 21

[danielmaximiliano]

i have add Port in v1.26
please get latest Source from GitHub and look into HBFTP.PRG if it work for you
https://github.com/AugeOhr/HBFM
i just have test it with Port 21

Hi Jimmy, the port addition in FTP applications is to place the service on another port than the default one. as being Android that its FTP service is port 21; in this case, any other app cannot use port 21 as it is busy. that's why File Manager uses another one manually, in my case the 8556
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HBtip by default assumes port 21 for FTP services that you can check in C:\Harbour\contrib\hbtip\ftpcli.prg

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METHOD New( oUrl, xTrace, oCredentials ) CLASS TIPClientFTP

   ::super:new( oUrl, iif( hb_defaultValue( xTrace, .F. ), "ftp", xTrace ), oCredentials )

   ::nDefaultPort := 21
   ::nConnTimeout := 3000
   ::nAccessMode  := TIP_RW  // a read-write protocol

   ::nDefaultSndBuffSize := ::nDefaultRcvBuffSize := 65536

   // precompilation of regex for better prestations
   ::RegBytes := hb_regexComp( "\(([0-9]+)[ )a-zA-Z]" )
   ::RegPasv  := hb_regexComp( "([0-9]*) *, *([0-9]*) *, *([0-9]*) *, *([0-9]*) *, *([0-9]*) *, *([0-9]*)" )

   RETURN Self

If you look inside the example you will see C:\Harbour\contrib\hbtip\tests\*.*
that the port is never added, in case the port is different, it should be able to change in the case that I requested for NC clone.

I am going to review this inconvenience that is within HBTIP to set up an IP address correctly in case of being internal class C networks such as 192.168.1.1

[AUGE_OHR]

hi,

it seem there is a big BUG in HBFM since v1.17

after delete a File HBFM does not work correct with F3/F4 and show "black" Window or "no Image" etc.