FIrst of all thank you so much for a wonderful tool. I am trying to see if we have any option to schedule the uFTP job? rather than running it on the same time?
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Are you referring to the sender or receiver? For the receiver, it runs in the background as a daemon process and can accept multiple incoming sessions at once, so there's no need to set it up as a scheduled job. For the sender, it gets called on demand so any scheduling related to that would be up to the user.
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This is for the sender, i mean if suppose we need to run something later at a future time do we have a method to schedule it to run at a time we specify?
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Hello Dennis,
FIrst of all thank you so much for a wonderful tool. I am trying to see if we have any option to schedule the uFTP job? rather than running it on the same time?
Are you referring to the sender or receiver? For the receiver, it runs in the background as a daemon process and can accept multiple incoming sessions at once, so there's no need to set it up as a scheduled job. For the sender, it gets called on demand so any scheduling related to that would be up to the user.
This is for the sender, i mean if suppose we need to run something later at a future time do we have a method to schedule it to run at a time we specify?
Scheduling is not built in. You would need to set up something external to run a job at a given time and have that job call the sender.
Got it Sir. Thanks