The error "can't make data connection" means exactly that; the server yo uare connecting to is failing to create the data port required for yo uto upload or download the requested information. Usually when you see "PORT (none, ...)?" it means that REBOL was unable to determine the IP address of your computer to send to the server yo uare talking to, hence the failed connection. What is odd here is that you managed to talk to a different FTP server just fine. Check a trace on a working FTP server and compare that against the one that does not work. Also, try typing 'read dns://' and 'read join dns:// read dns://' and see what REBOL comes back with. These should return your machine hostname and ip address. If they are incorrect then that may show part of what is wrong. Lastly, you're not running through any sort of proxy, ip masquerading, or anything like that are you? Sterling > >> Net-log: [["STOR" port/target] ["150" "125"]] > >> ** User Error: Server error: tcp 425 Can't build data connection: > >> Connection refused.. > > > >Pardon a dumb question, but have you verified that you have write > >permission into the directory you're trying to use? Since you said > > [more good questions] > > Yes, I can write to the directory manually (it's my regular web page > directory). It is letting me create the name with REBOL, just not putting > the actual file there. I don't know if those are different permission > levels, though. It's a default directory with permissions drwxr-xr-x. As > long as I sign in with my user name and password, I'm still me, right? I > assume the server doesn't care whether I'm doing it manually or with REBOL. > I tried creating a new directory at the same level and I get the same > error. > > The anonymous server I tried was a different server. > > Thanks, > Joel > >
