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  • How to choose between TLS/SSL Implicit and Explicit mode?

    What’s common for FTP, POP3, IMAP, SMTP, HTTP? All those protocols share same method for encryption of communication between client and server – the TLS/SSL. TLS is just a new name for SSL version 3.1 (for details see KB article about Secure FTP). The TLS/SSL comes in two common flavors: TLS/SSL Explicit TLS/SSL Implicit What’s the ...
    Posted to Using Rebex.Net (Weblog) by Martin Vobr on September 24, 2010
  • HOWTO: Simulate Ctrl+C programatically in SSH or Telnet

    In some applications written using Rebex SSH Shell or Rebex Telnet that utilize a terminal emulation or virtual terminal, it might be useful to be able to send Ctrl+C sequence programatically. And although this is easy when you know how Ctrl+C actually behaves in Windows, it is definitely not straightforward enough. So this is how you do ...
    Posted to Using Rebex.Net (Weblog) by Lukas Pokorny on August 13, 2009
  • HOWTO: Download all files from a remote FTP directory and save them to a local disk

    Quick & dirty (yet a bit naive) directory download code To download all files in a specified remote folder seems to be a trivial task at first. Calling Ftp.GetList(), iterating through the returned collection and caling Ftp.GetFile() on each item looks like a no brainer. It would work in simple cases. However, there are some caveats in this ...
    Posted to Using Rebex.Net (Weblog) by Martin Vobr on June 2, 2009
  • HOWTO: Upgrade Rebex DLLs without recompiling

    With the first release of .NET Framework, Microsoft also introduced the concept of strongly-named assemblies (DLLs) in order to avoid some problems of what was known as DLL Hell. A strong name means that a DLL is uniquely identified not only by filename, but also by its public key token and version number. This makes it impossible to accidentally ...
    Posted to Using Rebex.Net (Weblog) by Lukas Pokorny on February 2, 2009
  • HOWTO: Send mail on behalf of another user

    Question Many mail agents including Outlook support sending email from one user on behalf of another one. When you reply to such message, the response is sent to the user on whose behalf the message it was sent. One of the usage scenarios is a support group where emails are sent by each member on behalf of the whole group. A reply to any ...
    Posted to Using Rebex.Net (Weblog) by Martin Vobr on December 10, 2007
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