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We are currently using an open source SFTP client and it is giving us a lot of issues. Here's what we are trying to do. We have a windows service that runs and monitors a remote directory on a Linux server via SFTP. When it finds files of a certain type it downloads those files. This service runs 24/7 and checks for these file types on a 1500ms interval. In the event of loss of network connectivity our solution will need to continuously retry until a connect can be re-established. In the event of a file lock, it also needs to support a retry mechanism, either implicitly or through events, error-handling, and/or custom code. The files range in size from 100k to 15mb and may be 10-20k files a day. Can Rebex SFTP help us? |
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Yes, I'm sure Rebex SFTP can help you. Although it doesn't support automated download retry or connection re-establish, these actions can easily be achieved by catching In case of loss of network connectivity, the 10-12k files (100K to 15MB each) sounds like a lot. To get the highest speed out of Rebex SFTP, enable (where 'sftp' is an instance of Rebex.Net.Sftp) This uses larger receive buffers at different levels (TCP/IP, SSH, SFTP), resulting in transfer speed increase. |
