TouchOdeath Posted January 12, 2015 Share Posted January 12, 2015 (edited) #include <FTPEx.au3> func ftpflread($server, $usern, $pass, $flnm) Local $Open = _FTP_Open('x') Local $connect = _FTP_Connect($Open, $server, $usern, $pass) Local $flopen = _FTP_FileOpen($connect, $flnm) Local $flread = StringSplit(_HexToString(_FTP_FileRead($flopen, 20000)), @CR) _FTP_Close($flopen) _ArrayDelete($flread, 0) ;array 0 has count, remove count _ArrayDisplay($flread,'readarr') Return $flread endfunc On Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit, it works great, returns a nice array. Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit (all settings default) running on Virtualbox version 4.3.18 r96516 hangs on _FTP_FileOpen. If I disable windows firewall, it still hangs. If I leave the firewall enabled and add an exception to my script, it passes completely through and returns: Row|Col 0 [0]|0x0 I have internet, I can open up google and do a search. Before I even came up with the code above, I created a DOS ftp that returned an array also, it also worked with windows 7 but hung with Windows 8.1 also. It uses this exe: C:WindowsSystem32ftp.exe Has anyone else came across this? EDIT: Heres a second function that works great in windows 7 but not 8.1: #include <FTPEx.au3> #include <File.au3> #include <Array.au3> func ftpflread($server, $usern, $pass, $flnm) local $flnmlocation = @TempDir & "\" & $flnm, $readar[500] InetGet("ftp://" & $usern & ":" & $pass & "@" & $server & "/" & $flnm, $flnmlocation, 1, 0) _FileReadToArray($flnmlocation,$readar) FileDelete($flnmlocation) _ArrayDelete($readar, 0) ;array 0 has count, remove count ;_ArrayDisplay($readar,'j') Return $readar EndFunc EDIT2: I ended up creating a .NET app that works flawlessly for both Windows 7 and 8.1, I would much rather have an autoit solution, so the problem still remains. I'll format the code for the forum and post here later.... EDIT3: Yet another.... win7 works great win8.1 doesnt work: #include <Inet.au3> #include <Array.au3> ftpflread("ftp.someftp.com","yourusername","yourpass","yourfile.txt") func ftpflread($server, $usern, $pass, $flnm) local $ar = StringSplit(_INetGetSource("ftp://" & $usern & ":" & $pass & "@" & $server & "/" & $flnm),@CR) _ArrayDelete($ar,0) ;_ArrayDisplay($ar,'j') Return $ar EndFunc Edited January 12, 2015 by TouchOdeath Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Solution TouchOdeath Posted January 13, 2015 Author Solution Share Posted January 13, 2015 (edited) SOLUTION: #include <IE.au3> #include <Array.au3> ;NOTES: ;$server, $usern, and $pass are subject to URL encoding (http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_urlencode.asp) ;the stripping of excess HTML probably depends on your version of IE, I have only tested with IE11 ftpflread("ftp.someftp.com","yourusername","yourpass","yourfile.txt") func ftpflread($server, $usern, $pass, $flnm) Local $oIE = _IECreate("ftp://" & $usern & ":" & $pass & "@" & $server & "/" & $flnm,0,0,1) ;hidden window Local $sHTML = _IEDocReadHTML($oIE) WinClose("ftp://" & $server & "/" & $flnm & " - Internet Explorer","") $sHTML = StringReplace($sHTML,"<html><head></head><body><pre>","") $sHTML = StringSplit(StringReplace($sHTML,"</pre></body></html>",""),__HexToString("0x0a")) _ArrayDelete($sHTML,0) ;_ArrayDisplay($sHTML,'') Return $sHTML EndFunc Func __HexToString($sString) If StringLeft($sString, 2) <> "0x" Then $sString = "0x" & $sString Return BinaryToString($sString) EndFunc Not as clean as I wanted, but it sure is cleaner than the .NET app, and it works with both windows 7 and 8.1 IE11. I haven't tested any other version of IE. Hopefully this thread helps somebody.... The original problem with _ftp_Open, InetGet, and _InetGetSource has not been solved but atleast the problem has been brought forth. Edited January 15, 2015 by TouchOdeath Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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