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Sent: 04 December 2012 17:33
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client - Large files
I have the OnFtpStateChange producing messages which I can add to my
history log
I have put some more log files on the website:
www.deephaven.co.uk/downloads/ftpuplog.zip
Two files pass (small file) and fail (large file) contain more logging
info.
Not sure if this tells us more about the end of the transfer though.
Maybe what you need to do is to keep the control
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Sent: 29 November 2012 17:47
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client - Large files
Files can be found here:
You are not currently logging any commands sent by the FTP component
How do I log what is being sent? I have everything ticked in the
ICS logger.
The ICS logger is really designed for low level packet logging, although
I wrote it a long time ago, I rarely use it since the low level stuff
just works.
MagentaFtp3.pas shows how logging is done, from the events:
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Sent: 04 December 2012 15:52
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client - Large files
How do I log what is being sent? I have everything ticked in the ICS
logger.
The ICS logger is really designed for low level packet logging, although I
wrote it a long time ago, I rarely
I have the OnFtpStateChange producing messages which I can add to
my history log, but is there a way of adding these messages into
the ICS logger?
IcsLogger.DoDebugLog(Self, LogOption, Msg);
Angus
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Filezilla seems to handle with a no response timeout, followed by a
query, some times even a reconnect, to check if the file is
effectively
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Filezilla seems to handle with a no response timeout, followed by a
query, some times even a reconnect, to check if the file is
effectively
Attached is a zipped up text file obtained from the ICS logger
The mailing list automatically drops file attachments since they are of
no interest to 99% of recipients.
You need to email directly to me or post a link to a download.
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Filezilla seems to handle with a no response timeout, followed by a
query, some times even a reconnect, to check if the file is
effectively there, and with the correct size.
Similar features are the benefit
Files can be found here:
You are not currently logging any commands sent by the FTP component
which is normally quite useful.
You are not sending the FEAT command which might hint as to which FTP
server is at fault, use ConnectFeatAsync instead of ConnectAsync.
In the first log, you seem to
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Sent: 27 November 2012 19:22
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client - Large files
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Not sure why you using Wireshark, the FTP component has all the events
you need to log the FTP protocol, even without the logger
It would appear that this FTP site does not send a FTP 226 Transfer
Complete for large files.
So it's a faulty FTP server, not a problem with the FTP client.
I've already asked what make of FTP software and am waiting for your
response. You have not posted any FTP logs (the full FTP
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Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:36 AM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client - Large files
It would appear that this FTP site does not send a FTP 226 Transfer
Complete
On 28-11-2012 08:51, Graham Powell wrote:
1: Can the FTP client be modified to generate the ftpPutAsync event on
something else as well as the Transfer Complete. Wireshark always shows some
message at the end that contains FIN ACK.
Sometimes, when I'm updating my web site using Filezilla, and
Filezilla seems to handle with a no response timeout, followed by a
query, some times even a reconnect, to check if the file is
effectively there, and with the correct size.
Similar features are the benefit of using the TMagFtp high level
component. It also checks the correct sized file
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Sent: 26 November 2012 18:31
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Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client - Large files
My code just does putAsync and waits for the ftpPutAsync event
My code is basically a state machine. In the FtpRequestDone event,
it decides what to do next.
I used a similar state machine in another application, but prefer the
sync calls for complex applications, and then use a thread per transfer.
TMagFtp has been tested with 200 simultaneous
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Not sure why you using Wireshark, the FTP component has all the events
you need to log the FTP protocol, even without the logger component.
I think he uses Wireshark because, and that makes sense, he wants
to know whether or not the server response
Graham Powell wrote:
I have tried Passive, Active, ASCII and Binary modes - no difference.
Have you tried with the OverbyteIcsFtpTst demo yet?
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Graham Powell wrote:
I have tried Passive, Active, ASCII and Binary modes - no difference.
Have you tried with the OverbyteIcsFtpTst demo yet?
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Graham Powell wrote:
The OverbyteIcsFtpTst demo suffers from the same problem. No
ftpPutAsync event generated at the end of the transfer.
Interesting, Angus should know how he tweaks the ICS component
to make them working.
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My code just does putAsync and waits for the ftpPutAsync event.
I don't know exactly how the xferdemo3w does it
You have all the source code for TMagFtp, so you can easily check. There
are probably two main differences:
1 - TMagFtp uses the sync FTP calls and WaitUntilReady, so check that
Graham Powell wrote:
12:52:37:143 03B6F9B0 TCustomWSocket.Shutdown 1 1824
12:52:37:196 |226 File receive OK.| *** THIS IS MISSING IN THE
OTHER FTP UPLOAD ***
http://www.ncftp.com/ncftpd/doc/misc/ftp_and_firewalls.html#FirewallTimeouts
Comes to mind, however I wonder why it happens only with
As I said in a previous e-mail. I am testing with 3 FTP sites. It appear
only one of them has this problem.
This probably means the problem is at the server side.
Please try with another FTP client, for example windows own command line FTP
client. Use the same file and do that from the same
*** So the duff FTP site will accept the upload of the file, but
for some reason the FTP client does not generate any event
(FTPRequestDone) at the end of the upload.
And yet you said earlier that the TMagFtp component works correctly,
presumably with the same bad FTP server and ICS version?
Is the a limit to the size of file I can PutAsync?
I am trying to upload a large file (84GBytes) to a FTP site. The file seems
to transfer OK, but there is nothing to signal the transfer is complete. No
ftpPutAsync and no ftpError event.
Smaller files are OK.
Graham
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Is the a limit to the size of file I can PutAsync?
No limits in recent versions of ICS that use int64.
I am trying to upload a large file (84GBytes) to a FTP site. The file
seems to transfer OK, but there is nothing to signal
component.
MAINICON ICON MagentaXferXE2Run_Icon.ico
Regards
Graham
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From: twsocket-boun...@elists.org [mailto:twsocket-boun...@elists.org] On
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Sent: 19 November 2012 10:27
To: twsocket@elists.org
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP
However I have now sort of fixed the problem. If I convert the
filename to UTF8
The component does that, when working in Unicode. Remember that
responses from the FTP server including directory listings will be UTF8
as well.
You must still send the OPTS UTF8 ON command, otherwise the
Graham Powell wrote:
I am currently testing with 3 FTP sites and none of them work with
Unicode characters. The OPTS UTF8 ON returns unsupported.
Well, OPTS UTF8 was always unoffical, what does the FEAT command
return is much more important, in latest OverbyteIcsFtpTst demo
I show how to
I use TFtpClient to upload data to a FTP sites. It works if the FTP
site has a hostname like ftp.yoursite.com
But now I need to upload to a site with an IP address, which is
ftp://196.211.60.155
Use the IP address alone instead of the hostname, ignore the ftp:// which
is only intended for
Ruud Kerstens wrote:
Hi, I am getting an error since I move my domain to another provider.
I am using the Tftp-client to upload files to my website in specific
folders.
If I upload them with the client, I see that the size is about 7 to
10 in size smaller,
It looks like you do not
Hello Angus,
OK, I installed filezilla server to my local computer and uploaded
files to it using LocalHost. ICS client worked in all modes (FTP,
FTP AuthSSL, FTP AuthTLS and Implicit). So, there seems to be no
problem with local file transfers. I think the problem may be with
Angus, I still want to try any distant FTP server to be sure
that my ISP is not to blame.
You don't need a login to test SSL, it works fine with anonymous, if
downloading with SSL works, then uploading will work as well.
Angus
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Hello Angus,
No, when I try to upload anything from FAR or Filezilla, I get this:
Response: 501 Permission Denied
Error: Critical file transfer error
It looks like the server is read-only for anonymous users.
Monday, February 28, 2011, 12:40:00 PM, you wrote:
Angus, I still
Hello Angus,
I can download from your FTP from FileZilla. But my ICS application can
only upload, that's why I need writing permission to test.
Monday, February 28, 2011, 1:41:00 PM, you wrote:
ARMSL Once you have got SSL downloads working, I will set-up a logon, but it's
ARMSL a waste of my
At the very least your application should retrieve the directory listing
to know it is at the right place before uploading.
And retrieving the file list is a file download, so you should be able
to test that to start with.
Antol wrote:
Hello Angus,
I can download from your FTP from
that's why I need writing permission to test.
What you need is working valid email address:
This is the mail system at host fallback5.mail.ru.
s...@acritum.com: host acritum.com[174.132.5.68] said: 550 No Such User
Here
I did ask you to email a request, which you never did.
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Hello Angus,
I have no idea where did you find s...@acritum.com, but sp at the
beginnng supposes it is intended for spam :) Anyway, I received your
login info. Thanks.
I think ICS FTP SSL client works fine. I tested in all SSL modes in passive
mode
and had no problems. Active mode works
ARMSL ics.ftptest.org
Personally, I cannot make it work even with Filezilla:
SSL is now working with the public FTP server, the ICS FTP server was
already configured to use a limited range of passive ports, so I just
added these to the firewall (at the same time as blocking as various Far
East
Personally, I cannot make it work even with Filezilla:
Command:PASV
Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (217,146,102,142,82,27).
Command:MLSD
Response: 150 Opening data connection for directory list.
Error: GnuTLS error -53: Error in the push function.
I get the
When I connect to any server, using TFtpClient, the application triggers
my windows firewall, as if it was attempting to accept a remote connection
to my computer instead. If I deny that right to my program and choose the
block option in the firewall warning, everything works just as fine.
Is
Hello,
I have proxy-side experience. After the CONNECT header is received, all we
do is to return response header and then tunnel to the host specified.
HTTPPRot.pas has some client-side example code for this!
Regards,
SZ
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 2:04 AM, Mauricio Peixoto
I could not find it.
You mean in the httpprot.pas file!? where? or in some of the samples
(httptst.pas,
httptst1.pas, ...)? which?
Regards,
Mauricio
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 09:40:59 +0200
From: ga...@fastream.com
To: twsocket@elists.org
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP client through
?
Regards,
Mauricio
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 09:40:59 +0200
From: ga...@fastream.com
To: twsocket@elists.org
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP client through a proxy - HTTP CONNECT method
Hello,
I have proxy-side experience. After the CONNECT header is received, all
we
do
: Francois PIETTE francois.pie...@skynet.be
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Sent: Saturday, October 10, 2009 10:15 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client Delay - take 2
You could have several FTP client component. Only one will poll and
determine which files needs to be downloaded. Then you
Interesting concept. I have looked at the FTP client source and the
first thing I am going to try is to change is the DataSocket to an
array of TWSocket. If this falls in a big heap I shall look at your
idea of multiple FTP components.
If you make that change you will still be downloading
Unfortunately in this instance 200mS is a problem. The client is
performing a LIST every 3 seconds on the server. There may be
300-400 files in the list. All of a sudden the server flags every
file as changed and the client has to download every file to see if
the change is valid. So now
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Sent: Saturday, October 10, 2009 8:44 AM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client Delay - take 2
Hello Graham,
Unfortunately in this instance 200mS is a problem. The client is
performing
to an
array of sockets?
Graham
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Sent: Saturday, October 10, 2009 8:44 AM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client Delay - take 2
Hello Graham,
Unfortunately in this instance 200mS
, October 11, 2009 7:47 AM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP Client Delay - take 2
Thanks for all your comments. The FTP server is not mine and cannot be
changed so if anything can be changed it has to be in the FTP client.
The polling is not the problem, one LIST command returns a list of items
I am using the ICS FTP client and am experiencing a delay in the
RETR sequence of events. I have attached a Wireshark capture to
demonstrate the problem.
The mailing list does not allow attachments, since they would go to
hundreds of members.
The sequence of events is initially very
The list server eats attachments, you may want to upload the capture log
to some webserver and post the link here.
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Graham Powell wrote:
Hello,
I am using the ICS FTP client and am experiencing a delay in the RETR
sequence of events. I have attached a Wireshark capture to
Hello,
I think I missed the conversation so need to ask to confirm:
Do you have aplans for UTF-8 TFtpServer? If so, any ETA?
BTW, I recall some Russian and Chinese customers complaining about our
THttpServer based web server as well. Is there any way to support Unicode on
web side as well?
Do you have aplans for UTF-8 TFtpServer? If so, any ETA?
Much of the low level stuff is done, common with the client, the server
itself will be done in the next week or two, depending on my other
commitments.
Angus
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Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Do you have aplans for UTF-8 TFtpServer? If so, any ETA?
Much of the low level stuff is done, common with the client, the
server itself will be done in the next week or two, depending on my
other commitments.
Should be worth mentioning that some
I think it's ok considering Win2000 was launched 9 years ago.
On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 3:10 PM, Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Do you have aplans for UTF-8 TFtpServer? If so, any ETA?
Much of the low level stuff is done, common with the
Should be worth mentioning that some of this low level stuff won't
run on Win9x anymore. If you still need to support Win9x ICSv6 and
D7-D2007 is the way to go (is this evil?).
There is also the issue of UTF8 support in ICS V6.
My current feeling is it's not worth the effort to support
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From: Francois Piette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Angus and I added UTF-8 support to the TFtpCli V7.
I think Angus and Arno deserve a BIG thank from all of us for the huge
work
they've done supporting internationalisation in FTP component.
Thanks guys !
+1 !
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Francois Piette wrote:
Angus and I added UTF-8 support to the TFtpCli V7.
I think Angus and Arno deserve a BIG thank from all of us for the huge work
they've done supporting internationalisation in FTP component.
Thanks guys !
Yes, it's great to hear that! Thanks for all the work that is
Double Ditto! Thanks much... :)
From: Francois Piette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Angus and I added UTF-8 support to the TFtpCli V7.
I think Angus and Arno deserve a BIG thank from all of us for the huge
work
they've done supporting internationalisation in FTP component.
Thanks guys !
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Scrive Arno Garrels [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi All,
Angus and I added UTF-8 support to the TFtpCli V7.
All Delphi versions from D7 to D2009 are supported.
Well done guys!
Bye, Maurizio.
This mail has been sent using Alpikom webmail system
We have been using FTPClient and FTPServer for transmitting files with the
default 'ftp' port. When I allow the user to specify a port we get the
message Error = 10060 (500 Connection timed out (Winsock error #10060)
on the FTP transmet. The Username and Password functions work
This is a question we as a producer of a FTP server come accross every day.
You need to use PASV mode on the client side and manual PASV mode on the
server-side (defined/forwarded PASV ports. This feature was added in 2006).
Regards,
SZ
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Singer, Dirk wrote:
there two Problem at my Application and hope you can help me! I use
Delphi7 and create an instance of TFtpClient in a Thread.
Probably you create the object in the Execute method, that's fine.
This Thread
will interrupt and wait for an event to continue the execution.
Speed doesn't change anything. If it works with high speed connection, it
has to work with a low speed connection as well.
I suggest you tes using the FtpTst sample program delivered with ICS.
Also update your ICS to the latest release or even the lates beta which
contain all the fixes since
On Oct 3, 2006, at 16:53, rick cusimano wrote:
Imagine you have 2 files, within the following directories:
a\b\c\d\file1.txt
1\2\3\file2.txt
If you try to change to one directory then to the other, you end up
retrieving the same file twice, instead of 1 file from each directory.
!SNIP
Hello,
Thanks DZ-Jay, you hit the nail on the head! Sorted it =o)
Cheers
Rick
On Oct 3, 2006, at 16:53, rick cusimano wrote:
Imagine you have 2 files, within the following directories:
a\b\c\d\file1.txt
1\2\3\file2.txt
If you try to change to one directory then to the other, you end up
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From: Markus Humm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 7:26 PM
Subject: [twsocket] ftp client and port
Just have a look at the source code ftpcli.pas. Search for proxy and you'll
find some background
informations about proxy support. There are several kind of proxies...
If you have a transparent proxy, here are the steps (no programming needed !):
1) Instead of connection to a remote FTP
David Rose wrote:
But you forgot FtpClient1.ErrorMessage.
That would help a lot.
oops sorry. Both LastResponse and ErrorMessage return
500 Control connection closed. Connection aborted (Winsock error #10053)
Tried it on another PC using a differnet ISP (but to the same FTP server)
and
Southfield, MI, USA
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David Rose wrote:
But you
I'm having a problem with the Ftpcli component (V2.99 D5).
99 times out of 100 the quit command works correctly, but on the other
time FTPClient1.Quit returns false.
Please try using FtpCli v2.100 or later (beta dated September 2005 or
later), it contains a fix for a problem uploading small
David Rose wrote:
(sorry if you already got this - I didn't get an auto-acknowledgment from
the list, so I don't know if it was posted).
I'm having a problem with the Ftpcli component (V2.99 D5).
I'm uploading several files to an FTP site, at the end of each upload I
use the following
99 times out of 100 the quit command works correctly, but on the other
time FTPClient1.Quit returns false. The time between the two codesite
messages is about 300ms, so I'm presuming that it's not due to a time
out.
What else can result in this function returning false so quickly ?
Please try using FtpCli v2.100 or later (beta dated September 2005 or
later), it contains a fix for a problem uploading small files, and the
problem may have caused other issues
Thanks, same problem. It seems that the error is
500 Control connection closed. Connection aborted (Winsock error
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd schrieb:
The only bullet proof way is use CWD and DIR to get a directory
listing, and parse it (many different formats) to get the file size.
These commands are supported by all FTP servers.
is there any parsing routine available which works for
Ise Size method.
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Sent: Saturday, July 30, 2005 11:44 AM
Subject: [twsocket] FTP Client - Size() Function
Dear All,
Is there a bullet-proof way to get a
Is there a bullet-proof way to get a remote File Size using the
TFTPClient component?
FEAT Command - numerous extensions have been made to the FTP protocol
over
the past few years, although support of these new commands is very
sporadic.
RFC2389 describes the FEAT command, which
I'm new of this mailling list.
You're welcome.
I have a problema.
I have no standard ftp server and i use the ftpclient.
I want to send command to this server for examples
FtpClient.SendCommand('TEST') end the ftp server response 250 OK
Use the FTP client component Quote method to send
Thanks a lot.
I will send to you a postcard for your child.
Thanks.
Spank- Italy
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From: Francois Piette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 13:34:48 +0200
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Ftp client send command
Reply-To: ICS
I have question about using Binary Mode.
If I set FTPClient.Binary = True, my data is transmited in Ascii mode
anyway.
Because the server doesn't know you have changed the way data has to be
transfered and FTP protocol
default to ascii.
You _must_ call method TypeSet to send the information
On Fri, 20 May 2005 17:12:45 +0400
Artem Antonov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have question about using Binary Mode.
If I set FTPClient.Binary = True, my data is transmited in Ascii
mode anyway.
Thanks, I've already managed with this problem.
Best regards,
Artem Antonov.
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I've discovered that if I drop the MTU on the Xp machine to 1352, then the
file seems to be sent correctly without any stalling.
Don't know why this should suddenly have become an issue, presumably a
Windows update or something strange set upstream by the ISP ?
regards
David
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On Tue, 10 May 2005 11:40:01 +0200
Francois Piette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how can I control from client application (with TFTPClient
component)
that server close connection?
You have an error message or an exception when you send a command.
And how can I upload files to my ftp directory (and
Thanks. Does it mean that I can cyclical send some command (for
example, to get list of files) each minute, and in the case of error
user get message : Error connection?
If your goal is to keep the connection alive (most server close it if no
command is sent), then yes,
you can simply send a
Maybe you have a file permission problem. Your service is logged under system
account or another
account. Check that it has the required permissions.
Also a side problem I'm having is: do you know of a simple way to parse the
results from the DIR command into a simple list of filenames, sizes,
Nikolay Simeonov wrote:
Hello Francois,
I'm writing a service and when I try to get the directory FTP1.Dir returns
false. How can I pinpoint the problem and is there a way to figure out why
it's returning false?
There is i.e. property StatusCode and there are events also.
You may assign
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Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 10:14 AM
To: ICS support mailing
Subject: Re: [twsocket] FTP client and windows service problem
Nikolay Simeonov wrote:
Hello Francois,
I'm writing a service and when I try to get the directory FTP1.Dir
returns false. How can I pinpoint the problem
Nikolay Simeonov wrote:
Hi Arno,
I did use any possible way that occurred to my mind to figure out what the
problem is without any success. And as I said - it's working just fine
when I am testing it from a standart windows application, but when I
start the service it's crashing. What I was
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Nikolay Simeonov wrote:
Hi Arno,
I did use any possible way that occurred to my mind to figure out what
the problem is without any success
, April 26, 2005 1:49 PM
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It definitely has the permissions because I ran it as an
administrator. I tried as local system as well - both have full access
granted for this folder (as a matter of fact - for every
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Nikolay Simeonov wrote:
It was saving the data in the service's folder and I'm 100% sure it
had the proper
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Subject: RE: [twsocket] FTP client and windows service problem
It was saving the data in the service's folder and I'm 100% sure it had the
proper permissions to do that. The file was created but with a size of 0.
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Can you list to a MemoryStream just to rule out permissions problems.
Dan
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From: Nikolay Simeonov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'ICS support mailing' twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 11:58 AM
Subject: RE: [twsocket] FTP client and windows service problem
Nikolay Simeonov wrote:
But in this case FTPclient1.Dir would return true and in my case it's
returning false.
Check the StatusCode, on listing an empty directory it may be either 450 or 550.
450 Requested file action not taken. File unavailable (e.g., file busy).
550 Requested action not
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From: Nikolay Simeonov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'ICS support mailing' twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 12:24 PM
Subject: RE: [twsocket] FTP client and windows service problem
But in this case FTPclient1.Dir would return true and in my case it's
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