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| accessing ftp I created a website on IXWebhosting.com. I then set up ftp to a folder named "transfer". On my XP Pro computer I access it by: ftp://66.116.193.2/ereddick.com/transfer/. It opens immediately (doesn't ask for the name and password I had set up). Then I choose "Open ftp site in Windows Explorer" in the Page dropdown. I can then drag and drop to and from the opened window. Works great. On my Vista computer, I get a login screen, but after I enter the proper name and password, I get the dreaded (Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage". I have a client who needs to upload some files to this ftp. He is running XP Home and Internet Explorer (I don't know which version). He gets the same result as my Vista. Help, anyone? Thanks |
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| Re: accessing ftp Why not just go to a DOS prompt in Vista and use the ftp command? If you type ftp /? it will list all of the commands. To get there, go to Programs>Accessories and select the DOS command prompt (which is the little C:> prompt in a black boxx |
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| Re: accessing ftp Did you leave your explorer session open while testing it on the other machines? Some FTPDs only allow a single session per user. Also try using the DOS FTP on the Vista machine and see if it gives you a little more details on what the error is: C:\>ftp apex2006sql |
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| Re: accessing ftp How to use? I have the DOS ftp prompt, entered ereddick.com/transfer/ and was told invalid command. Sorry, but there are some definite gaps in my computerese! |
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| Re: accessing ftp Did you enter the username and password and did it say you were logged in? If you were able to log in with DOS and not in IE then you are looking at a browser issue. C:\>ftp apex2006sql Commands: cd <dirname> -- change directory ls -- lists the directory pwd --- current directory get <file> -- download send <file> -- sends a file |
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| Re: accessing ftp Quote:
It didn't like it when I just typed in ereddick.com/transfer/ at the prompt. |
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| Re: accessing ftp I showed you the command.. open up the DOS prompt and do this from the C:\> prompt, i.e. C:\> ftp xxx.xxx.xxx.xx type: "ftp 66.116.193.2" <press enter> it will ask for your username, type it in <press enter> it will ask for your password, type it in <press enter> it will say login OK/FAILED. If you logged in type "cd /ereddick.com/transfer" <press enter> |
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| Re: accessing ftp Its not supposed to -- its hiding the password for security reasons. Just type it in anyway and it will work |
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| Re: accessing ftp ok, I got in. So, what could be the issue with the browser? |
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