>> In fact, their AS400 program launch "RETR ." command and they get all
>> files which in the current directory. and with IIS, it's OK
>
> This behaviour is not defined in the FTP standard.
> To get all files, you must first use the list function to get the file
> list and then iterate thru the li
> In fact, their AS400 program launch "RETR ." command and they get
> all files which in the current directory. and with IIS, it's OK
This behaviour is not defined in the FTP standard.
To get all files, you must first use the list function to get the file list and
then iterate thru
the list. This
In fact, their AS400 program launch "RETR ." command and they get all files
which in the current directory. and with IIS, it's OK but it's not with my
program. I receive NLST command and then I receive "RETR ." command. It's
really curious because it's the same client program. But I will know more
What is IIS reply to the "RETR ." command ? Is it a file, a directory list
or what ?
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From: "Arnold FLUTEAUX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 4:41 PM
Subject: [tws
Hello,
Thanks for your response.
In fact "RETR ." is the command that I receive and it's not OK with ICS
ftpServer. However when I close my sample ftp and I turn on IIS, it works
with the same FTP program. I must say that I don't know this client program;
it's launch from an AS400.
Regards
Arnold
Hello,
"." is a folder link and not a file that points to the current folder.
RETR comes from "RETRieve a file". Therefore "RETR ." is not coherent. I
doubt it works on IIS either.
Regards,
SZ
> Hi
>
> I'm french user of ICS. So I've made a ftpServer based on ftpServer ICS.
> It's OK but i've a
Hi
I'm french user of ICS. So I've made a ftpServer based on ftpServer ICS.
It's OK but i've a problem with a ftpClient. This FTPClient is an AS400
programm from UNIX and I receive from it this command "RETR .". With
Microsoft IIS it's OK but it isn't with my program. So, is it possible to
pass t
