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I have a linux app programmed in C which uses gdk for image stuff. The images are sent to a remote server through FTP (with libcurl).
Currently I’m saving the images first to a local hard disk with gdk_pixbuf_save, but this seems kinda useless step. How difficult would it be to save the images directly on the remote server? I would also need to use the quality setting of jpg.
There is a
gdk_pixbuf_save_to_bufferthat can store data to agcharbuffer.I wasn’t able to quickly find the CURL API associated with FTP
putrequests; hopefully you’ll be familiar enough with CURL to know how toputa file using a buffer as contents.