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I have a C# program that I've developed that I want to run on a Windows 7 system and from the program I want to access a file that's on a unix system that's on the same network (that the system administrators say I have access to). I want to open the file, from my windows C# program and read the contents (and then do some other stuff with the contents) of the file from that different unix system. From a command line I suppose I could do an ftp or something like that, but I want to be able to do it programatically; open the file, grab it's contents, then close it . Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Ron Beyer 23-Jan-14 18:03pm    
Why not just create a file-share on the Unix machine and map the drive on your windows machine?
Matthew Menard 24-Jan-14 8:09am    
The System admins originally had it set up that way, but removed that. I'll find out if that's still an option. If it's not, can I log in to the unix system programatically and pull it that way?
[no name] 24-Jan-14 17:28pm    
Why is this question listed under C++?

you can still use FTP. A .net ftp client library:
http://netftp.codeplex.com/[^]
 
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