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Uploading file and disconnecting from server

Hi!

I'm uploading file(s) over internet like...

My.Computer.Network.UploadFile("C:\file1.txt",
"ftp://some.domain.com/file1.txt", "MyUID", "MyPWD", False, 1000)

....and this is working fine. Uploading file takes only about 1-2 seconds
because files sizes are small, but when I followed the ftp-servers event
list timestamps the connection is open until "Connection timeout" or "No
transfer timeout" is full.

Q: Is it possible somehow to disconnect ftp-connection between
ftp-server and my application after uploading is finished when
connection is no more needed without waiting ftp-servers "Connection
timeout" or "No transfer timeout" is full?

--
Thanks in advance!

Mika
Sep 15 '06 #1
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