An opened file on the server. # [std::io] Support The [File] struct also supports the [Read][std::io::Read] and [Write][std::io::Write] traits. Note

A directory resource on the server. This is used to query the directory for its contents, and may not be created directly -- but via [Resource][super:

Message handler a specific channel. This only makes sense, since sessions are not actually able to send data as "themselves", but rather, through a c

This struct represents a high-level SMB client, and it is highly encouraged to use it for interacting with SMB servers, instead of manually creating c

(Internal) Holds information for a connection, held by the client. This is most useful to avoid creating multiple connections to the same server,

This trait describes a compression algorithm -- an algorithm that takes a chunk of memory and compresses or decompresses it.

This trait describes a (de)compression method, not a specific algorithm. A method can be chained or unchained, and this makes an easy abstraction for

Represents an SMB connection. Each SMB connection has a single matching transport (e.g. TCP connection). Usually, most use cases require a single con

This struct is the internal message handler for the SMB client.