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FtpRemoveDirectory Function


Removes the specified directory on the FTP server.

Syntax

BOOL FtpRemoveDirectory%(
    IN HINTERNET hConnect,
    IN LPCTSTR% lpszDirectory
);

The actual syntax of this function varies between its ANSI and Unicode implementations. See the Win32 Internet Functions Syntax document for details.

Parameters

hConnect
Valid HINTERNET handle to an FTP session.
lpszDirectory
Address of a null-terminated string that contains the name of the directory to remove on the remote system. This can be either a fully qualified path or a name relative to the current directory.

Return Value

Returns TRUE if successful, or FALSE otherwise. To get a specific error message, call GetLastError. If the error message indicates that the FTP server denied the request to remove a directory, use InternetGetLastResponseInfo to determine why.

Remarks

An application should use FtpGetCurrentDirectory to determine the remote site's current working directory, instead of assuming that the remote system uses a hierarchical naming scheme for directories.

The lpszDirectory parameter can be either partially or fully qualified file names relative to the current directory. A backslash (\) or forward slash (/) can be used as the directory separator for either name. FtpRemoveDirectory translates the directory name separators to the appropriate character before they are used.

Function Information

Windows NT Use version 4.0 and later. Implemented as ANSI and Unicode functions.
Windows Use Windows 95 and later. Implemented as ANSI and Unicode functions.
Header Wininet.h
Import library Wininet.lib
Minimum availability Internet Explorer 3.0 (ANSI only), 5 (ANSI and Unicode)

See Also

Microsoft Win32 Internet Functions Overview, FTP Sessions, Microsoft Win32 Internet Functions Reference, FTP Functions


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