Have already tried /; tried \; tried no slash. They all give "550 No such file or directory", but only from the script. If I login manually and goto the WWW directory, the address bar for the remote site simply says /www. Capitalization cannot have anything to do with this, right?
Thank You --- "Webmaster (Michael Shannon)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >...on the CD command gives "Error 550: No such file > or directory". > > Usually, most ISPs put the WWW directory for a given > user in the root of > their FTP space. Assuming that, try putting a > leading "/" at the front of > the path you want to CD to. This forces the FTP > server to start looking for > the path from the root of the FTP space; by not > adding the "/" you are > asking the server to CD using a relative path from > the current directory. > > So, try this instead: > > USER XXXX > PASS XXXX > CONNECT ftp.foo.net > CD /WWW > CLOSE > > If it doesn't work, log in manually with WS-FTP and > CD to the WWW directory. > Look in the address bar for the remote site and note > the path that it shows > (the result may be surprising). Use this complete > path in your script and > that should work fine. > > -- > Chazzozz!! > > Michael Shannon > Webmaster > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > "Nature has provided us with two ears, two eyes, and > one tongue, to the end > that we should hear and see more than we should > talk." - Socrates > > Note: Opinions expressed on this list are my own and > do not reflect the > views, opinions or position of my employer. If > swallowed, seek medical > advice. > > > > > Please visit > http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html > to be removed from this list. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games http://sports.yahoo.com Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list.
