Everything works perfect for smaller files, I tested it with bigger batch files etc, but it's not working properly for a big file.
I'm using copy method to download the file to user's mac.
let credential = URLCredential(user: ftpCredentials.username, password: ftpCredentials.password, persistence: .permanent)
var components = URLComponents()
components.host = ftpCredentials.host
components.scheme = "ftp"
if let portInt = Int(ftpCredentials.port) {
components.port = portInt
}
guard let url = components.url,
let fileProvider = FTPFileProvider(baseURL: url, mode: ftpCredentials.passiveConnection ? .passive : .active, credential: credential) else { return }
Also, I noticed that the file is not displayed during the download, but it is at the end, can this be changed?
During the copy operation, looks like the file is loaded in the RAM memory ... I think if there is an option to solve the issue mentioned above, we can also limit de amount of ram allocation.
Printing description of error:
▿ Optional<Error>
- some : Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=22 "Invalid argument" UserInfo={_kCFStreamErrorCodeKey=22, _kCFStreamErrorDomainKey=1}
Everything works perfect for smaller files, I tested it with bigger batch files etc, but it's not working properly for a big file. I'm using copy method to download the file to user's mac.
Also, I noticed that the file is not displayed during the download, but it is at the end, can this be changed? During the copy operation, looks like the file is loaded in the RAM memory ... I think if there is an option to solve the issue mentioned above, we can also limit de amount of ram allocation.