Net Ftp Server - Zip

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First, we need to take a source folder and compress it into a single ZIP file on the local disk. We will use the ZipFile class. zip net ftp server

using System.IO.Compression;
using System.Net;
public void CreateZipArchive(string sourceFolderPath, string zipOutputPath)
try
// Delete existing ZIP if it exists to avoid conflicts
if (File.Exists(zipOutputPath))
File.Delete(zipOutputPath); Zip Net FTP Server was defined by a
    // Compress the entire folder
    ZipFile.CreateFromDirectory(sourceFolderPath, zipOutputPath, 
        CompressionLevel.Optimal, false);
Console.WriteLine($"ZIP created successfully: zipOutputPath");
catch (Exception ex)
Console.WriteLine($"Compression Error: ex.Message");

Pro Tip: For large folders (10GB+), use ZipFile.Open with ZipArchiveMode.Create and add files sequentially to avoid memory overload. Pro Tip: For large folders (10GB+), use ZipFile

| Metric | Value | |--------|-------| | Original size | 450 MB | | ZIP size | 120 MB (73% compression) | | Transfer time (1 Gbps LAN) | ~2 sec | | Transfer time (10 Mbps WAN) | ~110 sec | | Integrity check (CRC-32) | Passed |