Engineeringserver.com

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Today I wrote an application that shows the directories and file structure on your ftp and save it as a file on your disk. The file is stored in c:\ftpFile.txt , this is currently hardcoded for demo purposes but i’ll change that in another release.

Example:
*****************
FTP Directory Structure
By: HappyFace @ www.engineeringserver.com
This is a FREE version, but do not distribute without license!
Contact mail: info@engineeringserver.com
Ver: 02/April/2008
*****************

###############
#Example usage#
FTP username: yourusername
FTP password: yourpassword
Host: engineeringserver.com
Directory to scan: aDirectory
##############

Example output generated from my application:

(edited out my username )

At the moment there is no GUI and i’m not planning to make one as I intend to make this application as simple and fast as possible. The application can also show the local harddisk directory and files structure but i’ve disabled it at the moment because i’m still testing things out.

Download:
will be added soon

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