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I already have code for a ftp server. I am following this code. Now my requirement is to create a ftps server. But my problem is I dont know anything about it. I googled for it. But did not find any useful help. Any suggestion or book name will be greatly appreciated.
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The wikipedia page on FTPS is useful as an overview. I believe there are a few commercial libraries available for implementing an FTP/SSL server in C#, although I'm not familiar with them. Examples:
http://www.g6ftpserver.com/
http://www.eldos.com/sbb/net-ftps.php
I don't know of any open-source alternatives. You might try looking at open-source implementations in other languages. Examples:
FileZilla Server - C++
Apache FtpServer - Java (has support for TLS/SSL)
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I am implementing MS-WOPI host with MS-WOPI client being Office Web Apps. I want to provide Word editing functionality and need to implement MS-FSSHTTP protocol.
I read the documentation http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd943623(v=office.12).aspx and
I also tried to fined some examples, but didn't get the success.
Could someone provide a simple example of MS-FSSHTTP implementation?
Here is a sample implementation using CobaltCore. Pretty much a combination of my answers about WOPI/FSSHTTP on this website in one project.
https://github.com/thebitllc/WopiBasicEditor
I think you're asking for the impossible. There is no such thing as a simple fsshttp server. Look at the videos on MSDN from conferences where they've discussed it. The fsshttp team estimates it will take over a year to properly build out a protocol server. It is not a project for the faint of heart.
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I have dll that using in one my application. This dll connect to one remote server and post and get some data.
When I run this dll in my application, How I can find IP address of this remote server?
Dll written by C++.
Possible find that?
I am using Win7.
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You can check the endpoints with netstat: netstat -an -p tcp
It comes with Windows.
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I currently use team foundation server as a source control, however, its database located on my computer, and I want it to be somewhere on the internet, on a small freeware cloud perhaps.
Is there any free source control systems, which has build-in VS2012 support and free repository storage? What are they?
I have googled a bit, but it is a little hard to detect is the system supports internet-hosted repositories and VS2012 support. I need opinions of real users.
One option is Microsoft's Team Foundation Service, which is hosted TFS and free for small teams.
You might take a look at Perforce. Their partner Assembla has cloud-based Perforce depots, free for up to something like 20 users.
http://www.perforce.com/press/perforce-assembla-partner-deliver-cloud-hosted-solution-accelerates-agile-development
https://www.assembla.com/repositories/perforce?ref=PerforcePR
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Does anyone know aobut HSMs supporting C#? I googled and got 3 vendors. But there's no information given on there sites about whether they support C# and I would like to know the prices also.
The three HSM vendors:
AEP Keyper
Safenet Luna
Thales nShield
Any suggestions appreciated!
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Supriya
An additional vendor that is missing on your list above is Utimaco, make sure to visit http://hsm.utimaco.com - they also offer a HSM-simulator to test the integration which can be downloaded from their website after registering.
I looked at Sentinel HASP a while ago.
They provide a comprehensive SDK, and support .NET languages. The SDK is free and comes with 1 USB hardware key.
If you phone/email they will give you advice on pricing. it depends on the volume you are using.
C# can use Windows's Cryptographic Service Providers. Any HSM with Windows support will supply a CSP module, and so you'll be able to use any of these from C# - that's unlikely to be an issue.
I suspect you'll have to contact the individual suppliers for pricing.
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I am in need of some websites where I can buy C# WinForms networking libraries/components/dll's from. Can anybody please suggest any? They should be pretty cheap, but any and all links are welcome :)
I can only find one website, and I don't like the look of what they have.
Thank you
Windows Communication Foundation
I would suggest looking at these introductory videos on MSDN website, as they're more then you need to get you up and runnign quickly. Anything more advanced, there's plenty of resources/books available.
Price: £0.00 - Free
There are socket code examples from MS located here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/w89fhyex(v=VS.71).aspx