how to Download Multiple Files over HTTP Connection

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Hi Friends,

i have gone through this link for downloading multiple file from HTTP connection.

Downloading Multiple Files over HTTP Connection[^]

But i am getting an error "The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized.".

now i am explaining you what i wanted to do because if anyone have better solution they can help me.
I have an internet URL. on that URL people will post new file on daily basis and will delete existing file and i want to write code in c# if i run my application today's posted all files should be download and moved into local drive.

Please help me to come out from this issue.

Thanks in advance.

Posted 1-Jul-14 0:15am

bunty swapnil

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ZurdoDev 1-Jul-14 7:31am

Unathorized means just that. You'll have to authenticate first.

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Rob Philpott · Answer 1 · 2014-07-01T04:35:00

401 means the webserver thinks you're not allowed to get this resource. This could be because you are not actually authorized, but also because you haven't said who you are.

In the first instance add .UseDefaultCredentials = true; to the web request prior to making the call and see what that does.