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Bitsup - Server Upload Utility Using BITS

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A file upload utility that uses BITS as the transfer engine.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>

	<!-- Enable/Disable Just In Time Debugging -->
    <system.windows.forms jitDebugging="true" />

	<appSettings>
	
		<!-- Path to the bitsadmin program.  If not in the path, supply a full path here. -->
		<add key="bitsadmin_exe_name" value="bitsadmin.exe" />
		
		<!-- Bitsup compresses files into the working directory in preparation for upload -->
		<add key="working_directory" value="c:\temp\" />
		
		<!-- URL to the server that will receive the upload.  BITS must be installed and configured -->
		<add key="bits_server_url" value="http://127.0.0.1/bits_inbox/" />	

		<!-- Program to execute after the transfer is complete -->		
		<add key="notify_cmdline" value="c:\windows\system32\notepad.exe" />
		<add key="notify_cmdargs" value="NULL" />

		<!-- Default compression level to use when zipping files -->		
		<add key="zip_compression_level" value="6" />
		
		<!-- Logging Settings -->
		<add key="enable_logging" value="1" />
		<add key="log_file_name" value="c:\temp\bitsup.exe.log" />
		
	</appSettings>
</configuration>

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I wrote my first program when I was a child - Basic on the TRS-80 used line numbers back then. I enjoy the problem solving and creative process that writing software invokes.

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