Android and sftp download storage (SOLVED)

[xinyiman]

Hi, someone explains which code to use to not have problems in downloading an SFTP file in the local one? Let me explain better, I use the following code

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1. procedure TAndroidModuleSync.AndroidModuleSyncRequestPermissionResult(
2.   Sender: TObject; requestCode: integer; manifestPermission: string;
3.   grantResult: TManifestPermissionResult);
4. begin
5.      case requestCode of
6.      1198:begin
7.             if manifestPermission = 'android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE' then
8.             begin
9.                 if grantResult = PERMISSION_GRANTED  then
10.                    ShowMessage('Sucess... PERMISSION_GRANTED !!!')
11.                 else
12.                    ShowMessage('Error... [PERMISSION_DENIED] download/upload ok....');
13.             end;
14.           end;
15.      end;
16. end;    

and

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1.  
2.           if IsRuntimePermissionGranted('android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE') then
3.           begin
4.  
5.                SFTPClient1.Download('/root/mydir/input.zip', Self.GetEnvironmentDirectoryPath(DirDownloads) + System.DirectorySeparator + 'input.zip')
6.           end
7.           else Log('ERRORE... [PERMISSION_DENIED] il download del file non è consentito ...');
8.  
9.  
10.  

But it never works on the old devices with Android 10. It always tells me that I don't have the permits, even if I have set them. Other ways to download the file?

[jmpessoa]

/root/mydir/input.zip

What ???

[xinyiman]

It is the path to the file on the sftp server

[MarkMLl]

It is the path to the file on the sftp server

What makes you think that the sftp daemon is being run by root on the server? These days that would be most unusual, particularly on a unix server, and most particularly for something with as little security as tftp.

MarkMLl

[xinyiman]

The path is correct. Don't worry, because I see the file. The problem is related to saving to local storage. It always tells me that I don't have the permissions, even though I have them activated.

[jmpessoa]

With each new version android is making it difficult to access directories outside the scope of the application....  for Android >= 10 you can try this demo:

  "AppPublicFoldersAccessDemo1"

[xinyiman]

But I'm also fine with saving the zip in a directories inside the scope of the application. How can I do? My goal is to download a zip file that has excel files inside to read. Once read I can delete them.

[Mongkey]

you need to unzip it, read what contain inside. May be zip GUI sample project your best companion for this.

[xinyiman]

you need to unzip it, read what contain inside. May be zip GUI sample project your best companion for this.

Thank you very much. I solved.