On 16Feb2012 22:11, Sherif Shehab Aldin wrote:
| First sorry for my very very late reply, has been overloaded at work last
| week :(
Me too.
There's no hurry at my end, take your time.
[...]
| > Can a simple byte count help here? Copy the whole file with FTP. From
| > the new copy, extract the
Hi Cameron,
First sorry for my very very late reply, has been overloaded at work last
week :(
Anyways... I will reply inline this time ;)
On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 11:59 AM, Cameron Simpson wrote:
> [ Please reply inline; it makes the discussion read like a converation,
> with context. - Cameron
[ Please reply inline; it makes the discussion read like a converation,
with context. - Cameron
]
On 08Feb2012 08:57, Sherif Shehab Aldin wrote:
| Thanks a lot for your help, I just forgot to state that the FTP server is
| not under my command, I can't control how the file grow, or how the reco
Hi Cameron,
Thanks a lot for your help, I just forgot to state that the FTP server is
not under my command, I can't control how the file grow, or how the records
are added, I can only login to It, copy the whole file.
The reason why I am parsing the file and trying to get the diffs between
the ne
On 07Feb2012 01:33, silentnights wrote:
| I have the following problem, I have an appliance (A) which generates
| records and write them into file (X), the appliance is accessible
| throw ftp from a server (B). I have another central server (C) that
| runs a Django App, that I need to get continuo
Hi All,
I have the following problem, I have an appliance (A) which generates
records and write them into file (X), the appliance is accessible
throw ftp from a server (B). I have another central server (C) that
runs a Django App, that I need to get continuously the records from
file (A).
The pro
