Howdy, fellow allumn:
Sometimes FTP has problems if it's not in passive mode. Set it my
doing the following:
system/schemes/ftp/passive: on
Then try your upload. If that doesn't clear it up, do the following:
trace/net on
echo %ftp.log
write ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/tes
Hello, folks.
I'm having a major FTP problem.
write ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test.txt "test"
works fine, but
write ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test.txt "test"
bails with this message:
** Script Error: pick expected series argument of type: series pair event
money date time object port t
Hello Porter;
I have had similar problems: I got attention,
but no workable solution from the mailing list. Then
I jumped up and down and hollered and got Carl's attention.
He referred me to Holger Kruse, who is his network expert.
Both Holger and Carl took me through a series of tests
th
Hi -
I've written a script to retrieve files from a directory on an FTP
server. It is designed to periodically check the FTP server for new
files, download them and delete them. It works fine on my NT system(s) at
home and at a friend's house, and in the office.
However - here's the kicker, it
Hello !
I want to send a file to a TCP/IP printer width FTP protocol. The
problem is that the printer doesn't accept the CWD command.
How can I do without writing the FTP again ?
Olivier Auverlot ;-)
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> All I did to fix the problem was change from the IP address to the DNS name and the problem went away.
That worked great at home! So, that is a good clue.
However, on my real website, I got the following (and I tried different combinations of valid DNS names):
Is there an echo here?
I was sure I just read two messages about this recently. :)
Point noted, it's a bug, and the best way to get it fixed is to send
it in using feedack.r or just email the issue to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You know the drill.
If we could have somebody constantly monitoring this list
Must have something to do with this.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 2:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] FTP Problem - Multiple Connections Re:
REBOL attempts to maintain one connection per site contacted
:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 7:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] FTP Problem - Multiple Connections Re:(2)
>> So when you run it, does it print out multiple "connecting to ..."
messages?
Yes. The dump follows. In this test case the Username is &
ge-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 20, 1999 8:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [REBOL] FTP Problem - Multiple Connections
I have a problem that I hope can be solved. I operate several websites and
would like to make a script to upload the site d
>> So when you run it, does it print out multiple "connecting to ..." messages?
Yes. The dump follows. In this test case the Username is "visiter" and the password is "v" and it is connecting to a server named "cyclops". I have put "**" next to each line that opens a connection. I co
REBOL attempts to maintain one connection per site contacted. If more
connections are being made, you should see a message like "connecting
to site-name" on the REBOL console. I tested your script here and it
finished flawlessly with only one connection made.
So when you run it, does it print
I have a problem that I hope can be solved. I operate several websites and would like to make a script to upload the site data whenever there is a change. My goal is to use Rebol.
I wrote the script below to move an entire site at once. I tested uploading to one of my internal servers (at ho
We don't yet support using FTP proxies. The problem is that many (if
not all, I don't know) FTP proxies return HTML rather than normal FTP
responses. This causes us a problem for parsing that HTML since it
can be totally different for each proxy.
Sterling
> Hi, I once more tried to use the ft
Hi, I once more tried to use the ftp stuff from Rebol. I'm using a dialup
connection. For this I connected to the internet and tried to read the root
directory of my ftp server, which gave the following error:
>> read ftp://openip.org
connecting to: openip.org
** User Error: Server error: tcp 500
Hi... before executing these commands, turn trace on. This might give you a
clue as to what your host is balking at, and what needs to be done to fix it:
trace/net: true
Russ
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>
>Uploading: ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/adpromo1.jpg
>connecting to: news.com
For some reason I am not able to upload a file to my web server.
Can you tell me what I am doing wrong?
*** HERE IS THE SCRIPT ***
(note: my real script has the actual username and password in it)
site: ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
local: %/boot/home/webdata/images/
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