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Well, this is all very confusing. I thought there was only one SFTP. So Indy 
does not support SFTP? Considering how common this is, I find that rather 
weird..

I looked into this Blackbox product but it does not support 2006 (yet?). 
It's also quite expensive (same price as what I paid for the entire BDS 
2006!).

Thanks,

Mike

"Eugene Mayevski" <mayevski@eldos.com> schreef in bericht 
news:43fd92ec$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hello!
> You wrote  on Thu, 23 Feb 2006 11:35:32 +0100:
>
> M> I need to do some FTP-ing from my program and some clients cannot use
> M> normal FTP, only SFTP. Seems to become quite common these days. I have
> M> been told it is not SSL FTP, just plain SFTP. SSH and 
> FTP-over-Something
> M> are terms I do not understand. I need what most FTP programs also have,
> M> the choice to use FTP or SFTP. Does that clarify it?
>
> You can ask your clients, what SFTP tools they use. If then mention Putty 
> or OpenSSH, then it's definitely SFTP.
>
> SFTP is part of SSH protocol family. SFTP is a binary protocol, which is 
> not compatible in any way with regular FTP.
> You can use SFTPBlackbox and it's components for Indy to add SFTP 
> capabilities in the way, similar to IdFTP component, i.e. using similar 
> calls.
>
> With best regards,
> Eugene Mayevski