A Asmoro Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 3, 2012 #1 Hi all, I succesfully get connection using Filezilla (Client and Server) with my pc as a ftp server. But I'm having trouble linking my folder in b4a code: Code: Copy Dim Host, User, Password As String Host = "127.0.0.1" User = "test" Password = "test2" Dim Port, FTPPIndex, FPLIndex As Int FTPP(0) = "C:\Users\Asmoro\Desktop\MyFolder\Test\" Long time ago I saw someone in the forum talking about this, but unfortunately can't find it anymore. :BangHead: Give me a hint, please. Thanks. Asmoro
Hi all, I succesfully get connection using Filezilla (Client and Server) with my pc as a ftp server. But I'm having trouble linking my folder in b4a code: Code: Copy Dim Host, User, Password As String Host = "127.0.0.1" User = "test" Password = "test2" Dim Port, FTPPIndex, FPLIndex As Int FTPP(0) = "C:\Users\Asmoro\Desktop\MyFolder\Test\" Long time ago I saw someone in the forum talking about this, but unfortunately can't find it anymore. :BangHead: Give me a hint, please. Thanks. Asmoro
M manios Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 3, 2012 #2 Check the Home path and the rights for this user in the FTP-Server. Upvote 0
A Asmoro Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 3, 2012 #3 Hi manios, Thanks for your reply. I checked the ftp server and the "C:\Users\Asmoro\Desktop\MyFolder"' was set as a Home directory. 'read' files, list + subdirs directories are checked for this user, but nothing happend. Then I created "C:\Users\Asmoro\Desktop\MyFolder\Test\" as a home dir, also no connection. Could it be the "/ " or "\ " thing that makes the difference. *Update: found it Last edited: Apr 3, 2012 Upvote 0
Hi manios, Thanks for your reply. I checked the ftp server and the "C:\Users\Asmoro\Desktop\MyFolder"' was set as a Home directory. 'read' files, list + subdirs directories are checked for this user, but nothing happend. Then I created "C:\Users\Asmoro\Desktop\MyFolder\Test\" as a home dir, also no connection. Could it be the "/ " or "\ " thing that makes the difference. *Update: found it