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Re: Can I use SFTP components on Windows2003 64bit (General questions)

by warayuth, Thursday, October 04, 2007, 11:22 (6261 days ago) @ wodSupport


I use C# .net 2005(Framework 2.0) reference weonlydo dll.

the code is very simple just reference and call SFTP that's all.

I use WeOnlyDo.Client.SFTP 3.0.5.32
WeOnlyDo.Security.Cryptography.KeyManager 1.0.3.14

Can you confirm the above version of SFTP client is support 64bit?

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