Richard,
I just solved similar problems at our new box at OLM...
You may need to use a full path from root if there are no symlinks in the user home directory.
e.g.
put url "ftp://user%40somedomain.com:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/../../ var/www/formdata/guestbook.dat" to download a file.
i got to this by using interarchy, backing off the URL to a double slash
ftp://user%40somedomain.com:[EMAIL PROTECTED]// to get:
etc bin usr var
etc
appeared, then drilled back up via var/www/formdata/ (a directory I had created from root)
key is, find our where the server drops you if you have no path... nav from there. in this case ../../ back out of the home directory.
good luck.
On Jun 22, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Richard Miller wrote:
I'm trying to upload a file to my public directory on a hosted server (at IPowerWeb), but having no luck. It's either something I'm doing wrong in the coding or some problem accessing the server from Rev.
In Explorer, I can use this address to allow access to my public ftp directory.
ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]@host180.ipowerweb.com/
This works fine... no problem seeing the files there. I can also use this info to ftp a file there via an FTP program. No problem uploading the file.
This doesn't work from within Rev:
libURLftpUpload fld 1,"ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
(or any variation I've tried yet). It gives me an immediate ERROR message (using PUT THE RESULT).
Solutions?
Thanks. Richard Miller
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