At 1:27 pm +0200 11/6/03, Scott Rossi wrote:
I'm trying to use MC to save a stack to a password protected directory on a
server.  I created a designated username/password for the directory and I am
using the past-offered convention for assembling the destination filepath:

put the fileName of the topStack into tSourceURL
put ("ftp://"; & tName & ":" & tPass & \
   "@ftp.myserver.com/special/mystack.mc") into tDestURL
put url ("binfile:"&tSourceURL) into url tDestURL

The result is an error from the server reading "Error 550. Access denied by
ACL."  I assume this means the server is denying access to the
username/password I'm supplying in the above string.

I think you would have gotten a different message if the username or password had failed. However, if either the username or password have "funny" characters in them (i.e. non-alphanumeric) you should urlEncode them before inserting them in the url.


You might get more information if you use libUrlSetLogField to monitor the responses from the server.

libUrlSetLogField the long id of field "mylog"

Cheers
Dave

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