QtFtp and QtHttp "compatibility add-ons", for QHttp, and QFtp classes in Qt 5
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@koahnig
can you guide me on how to compile the qftp module as a separate library. I tried adding the module to my project. it works on windows but when I try running it on linux it doesn't work. my guess is I have to install it again on linux for it to work.Apparently you need nowadays to use "git" for downloading the whole stuff at once. Before there was a possibility to download all as a complete I believe.
Are you familiar with git?
Otherwise can download file by file, which is not so bad, but takes a bit longer.
[edit:koahnig; Post corrected]
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Gitorious was a service like Gitlab, Bitbucket or Github which provide a nice graphical front-end to git itself and usually more tools to handle tasks like bug reports, merge request and nowadays continuous integration.
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@koahnig
can you guide me on how to compile the qftp module as a separate library. I tried adding the module to my project. it works on windows but when I try running it on linux it doesn't work. my guess is I have to install it again on linux for it to work.We had a side discussion in another part of the forum.
There is also a place to download QFtp as an archive for those not wanting to bother with git. Only drawback is that some minor fixes are missing. -
I found this discussion to be very helpful in my attempt to install QFtp, including the steps listed by julrich, and the download location provided by koahnig. I prepared a folder named "QFtp" under "C:\Qt\5.7\mingw53_32\include", which I put the unzipped files inside. I did receive an error, "Project ERROR: Missing CMake tests." while trying to use mingw32-make, but found discussion here which solved the problem (by creating the folder "cmake" under the "\tests\auto" sub folder.)
- Mike
