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    Re: ftp using Wininet

    Not really expecting any replies on this. Ta chaps, will try both of those.

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    Guest replied
    ftp using Wininet

    Just a thought but have you tried using FtpSetCurrentDirectory to change to the remote directory rather than trying to specify it with its path in the original call?

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    have you got a value for

    err.LastDllError?

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    FTP using wininit.dll

    Long shot I daresay but anyone ever used the InternetConnect API call for FTP that uses wininit.dll. ?

    Using:

    lngINetConn = InternetConnect(lngINet, "www.gatekeeperel.co.uk", 0, "myid", "mypwd", 1, 0, 0)
    blnRC = FtpGetFile(lngINetConn, "blahblah/info.html", "info.html", 0, 0, 1, 0)

    The FtpGetFile fails returning 0 but the darn file is there on the host in that directory. If I do exact equivalent with MS's FTP test site, it works fine.

    lngINetConn = InternetConnect(lngINet, "ftp.microsoft.com", 0, "anonymous", "wally@wallyworld.com", 1, 0, 0)
    blnRC = FtpGetFile(lngINetConn, "MISC/INDEX.TXT", " index.txt", 0, 0, 1, 0)

    Have tried setting dir/file permission on my site as on MS site but nowt.

    Cheers for any ideas.

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