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Hi:

I have a little problem with this command.
I have a FTP server with a root directory and a FILES directory and i want a list of files into the FILES directory.
The script work well for a root directory but when i wont to force to go to FILES directory whith the _FTP_Command this no change the directory and the function return 0.
I would be very grateful if someone could give me some solution.
Thank's
Altor

#include <FTPEx.au3>
  #include <Array.au3>

Local $server = ""
Local $usuari = ""
Local $password =""

Local $Open = _FTP_Open("My connection") 
Local $Conn = _FTP_Connect($Open, $server, $usuari, $password,0)

$FTP_dir =_FTP_Command($Conn,"cd FILES")

Local $aFile = _FTP_ListToArray($Conn, 0) 

_ArrayDisplay($aFile, "Dir")

Local $iFtpc = _FTP_Close($Conn)
Local $iFtpo = _FTP_Close($Open)
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So the dir structure is definitely Server Root -> FILES -> listed files ?

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Ok Breathe, thank you very much for your reply.
The server root directory have same files and folders and the script work fine working in a root server directory.
If i execute a cmd ftp client of windows work well.
ftp .........
user .......
pass.......
ls
cd FILES
ls

For security disable windows firewall for if the active or passive mode were the problem.

I don't know if i apply well the _FTP_Command for change the directory or i need other command for it

Thank's

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