MagicBuzz
Hi!
I use SmartFtp for a long time (2 years I think) and it's the best ftp client I know.
BUT, there is a huge limiation...
I work with a server that generate about 50 000 documents per day (print spool) that is archived.
So, when I want to access to the folder where are theses files (there is no archive folders, because system must be able to re-print an old document and is unable to search it on the disk) smartftp hangs.
Why ?
Because there is about 10 000 000 files in this folder... And SmartFtp tries to load the list !
So, I need to use MS-DOS command-line FTP, or then an old version of ws_ftp that allow using wildcards.
Please, add it in SmartFtp, and I should purchase it !
Currently, even if it is the best ftp client I know, this limitation is too much important to decide myself buying it...
Wilcards should be very easy to add although.
By exemple, on file on the server :
"SOC1_11137.spl20040320_000532"
I would find it by typing "SOC1_11137.spl20040320_*
=> That would filter documents "SPL" edited by SOC1 for customer 11137 on the 20th March 2004. So I would avoid SmartFtp to download all of the folder
I use SmartFtp for a long time (2 years I think) and it's the best ftp client I know.
BUT, there is a huge limiation...
I work with a server that generate about 50 000 documents per day (print spool) that is archived.
So, when I want to access to the folder where are theses files (there is no archive folders, because system must be able to re-print an old document and is unable to search it on the disk) smartftp hangs.
Why ?
Because there is about 10 000 000 files in this folder... And SmartFtp tries to load the list !
So, I need to use MS-DOS command-line FTP, or then an old version of ws_ftp that allow using wildcards.
Please, add it in SmartFtp, and I should purchase it !
Currently, even if it is the best ftp client I know, this limitation is too much important to decide myself buying it...
Wilcards should be very easy to add although.
By exemple, on file on the server :
"SOC1_11137.spl20040320_000532"
I would find it by typing "SOC1_11137.spl20040320_*
=> That would filter documents "SPL" edited by SOC1 for customer 11137 on the 20th March 2004. So I would avoid SmartFtp to download all of the folder