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I need to scan uploaded files on the server side.
I have asp.net application. The application is hosted on Windows server.
Can you point to some component or even commercial product with SDK or API, that can do the scan?
Server side virus scan on a file for Windows
I think you can take a look at ClamWin which is the windows portage of clamav antivirus on *nix. You'll be able to use the provided library or to use the command line tools to wrap the scan.
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Is it possible to upload files and folders using SFTP in .net core 3.1 using webclient?
We don’t want to use third party plugins like Renci.Ssh, WinSCP etc.
There is no native support for SFTP or SCP from .net.
Not sure why you are reluctant to using 3rd party libraries. But if its something which cannot be compromised on, you could look at the possibility of launching external programs as sub-processes to perform the necessary activities. However, I believe this is likely to be limited to certain capabilities only.
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Is there any way to get data from consul server, without having agent running on my machine. Could I make the C# code interact directly with consul server instead of using the running agent on my machine.
Also if anyone used consul in c# before, can you recommend any documentation, because I couldn't find any so far.
You can easily get any data from remote consul instance via it's HTTP API. You can find a list of client implementations here.
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I was wondering if there exists an application for mobile phones(any platform) that simulates compiler, validates syntax?
It would be nice to have one the phone:) Particularly I am looking something for C# or C++(like gcc).
It does not have to generate any output code, just the front-end part(lexilal, syntax analysis...)
You can try online compilers that work through web browsers, such as Compilr.com.
Many mobile phones have SDKs, these will include all the tools that you need to develop on that particular device.
Symbian and Android are two that spring to mind.
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my boss has asked me to come up with a test page which can handle sftp of a file from one internal server to another.
As Ive never done this before I was wondering if anyone could give me a shove in the right direction please?
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.Net Framework doesn't have internal support for connecting to SFTP. But there are some free libraries which can handle that - right now I am using in my project this one successfully - SharpSSH.
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I'm in need of a way of controlling Apache and reading configuration files etc for automating some tasks, does anyone know of any automation APIs or frameworks much like what Microsoft offers for IIS?
The application is a C# WinForms app that has a Apache + PHP (WAMP stack essentially). We can't use XAMMP, I need to create virtual hosts etc workout where the php.ini is etc.
You can reference other apache config files from the main one; so simply add a reference to your own apache conf file, and then write to it as required; once done, just restart the apache service. Pretty easy.