With Sambar vs 5.2 you may encounter some difficulties trying to FTP into vhost's. I would recommend setting up a non v-host first so you know how it works. The PASV in the documentation refers to "Passive Transfers" and on my version of WS-FTP it's found on the Advanced tab. Anyway, setup a user called anonymous (with no password). Make sure you only give this user read only access and set a limit on the directory. Set the directory to point to C:\sambar52\docs\ftp\ just for starters. Then go in and create the real directory in the same place with the same name. Put some files into this directory. then put anonymous into the username of WS-FTP and nothing into the password. Try logging in using PASV or not and you'll learn what works and what does not.
You will probably have to update to the very latest beta version of Sambar to be able to allow a user like [EMAIL PROTECTED] to be able to FTP into a directory. Dave Culbertson On 06/Feb/2003 18:22:11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have my Sambar Server v5.2 running on my computer from port 8080 and 8021 > for HTTP and FTP respectively, as I have a IIS5 server running on ports 21 > and 80 for FTP and HTTP. I use the Sambar Server on this machine because it > is connected to the internet and I can use the proxies so that I can access > the web via IE and NS from any computer on my network. This was simple to > setup, but now I'm trying to setup WS_FTP 7 so that it can upload/download > from any computer to my website I have running and this is where I'm running > into problems. I really don't understand what the documentation is saying: > <documentation> > The Sambar server can proxy for FTP clients in addition to browser clients > (as outlined in the section above). The native FTP proxy support allows FTP > clients that can proxy using the USER user@host proxy capability. The native > FTP proxy operates by stripping the host from the USER login field and then > connecting to the FTP server at that host site and acting as a proxy between > the client and server. The FTP Host being connected to must run on port 21 > and can use either standard or PASV transfers. > </documentation> > > I can see the commands that are being sent on WS_FTP and it seems to be > trying to connect to the 8021 port and login to the Sambar FTP Server. Not > sure what settings I'm supposed to be using. The 'Site' that is saved has > the host as the server I want to connect to, with the proper user name and > password entered. Then I have a 'Firewall' setup as the hostname of the > computer running Sambar with the correct port of 8021 set for the FTP Proxy. > Any help would be much appreciated. > ------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe please go to <A TARGET="_blank" >HREF="http://www.sambar.ch/list/";>http://www.sambar.ch/list/</A> > > > ------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/
