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and also tftp:Standard 33/RFC 1350
(http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/std/std33.txt) "The TFTP protocol (revision
2)" insteed of ftp:The protocol is standardized in RFC 0959 by the IETF

? "Hans Galema" <notused@notused.nl> ?????? ??? ??????
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> lakis wrote:
> > ... now one
> > final question and really sorry for the trouble of continuous
> > questions..
>
> You can ask as many questions as you want. That is no trouble at all.
> You only way you cause trouble is by not writing in a normal way
> with a kapital letter at the start of a sentence. Is your shift key
> blocked ?
>
>  > if i use indy trivial ftp components for file transfer means i
> > am using trivial ftp protocol,if i use indy ftp components for file
transfer
> > means i am using ftp protocol etc.
>
> No both use the same ftp protocol. They could also connect to the
> same server because the server speaks ftp.
>
> > when i send
> > file through sockets in this way what protocol am i using?(or im not
using
> > any protocol at all?)
>
> You use a protocol. But it has no name. A protocol is the way a client
> and a server exchange messages. If the server send you a bunch of data
> then it can for instance send four bytes (an int) first with the size
> of the message. A client has to read that size first. As simple as it
> is: this is a protocol. You have to know that the size comes first and
> act accordingly.
>
> Hans.