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Currently it's hard to get the mtime of files on the server without querying them individually (it's a limitation of the FTP protocol) and the ftp.list command just gives us a list of unstructured strings in ls -l format.
The net-ftp-list gem would allow us to easily parse the output of ftp.list instead of just getting the filenames from ftp.nlst: this means we could select files on name or mtime criteria.
We should use this to expose a client.search method for selecting files similar to Stockboy::Providers::IMAP.
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Currently it's hard to get the mtime of files on the server without querying them individually (it's a limitation of the FTP protocol) and the
ftp.list
command just gives us a list of unstructured strings inls -l
format.The net-ftp-list gem would allow us to easily parse the output of
ftp.list
instead of just getting the filenames fromftp.nlst
: this means we could select files on name or mtime criteria.We should use this to expose a
client.search
method for selecting files similar to Stockboy::Providers::IMAP.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: