_FTPPutFile is not working

[sundeep]

Hi,

I digged into almost all the posts related to FTP for no luck , On calling the FTPPutFile, it returns 0.

I think I have included all the necessary stuff such as wininet.dll etc. I am able to Open the Connection and Connect to the remote FTP server successfully.

Can you please point me out the mistake I am committing in the below code:

#include <FTP.au3>

$close = DllOpen('Wininet.dll')

$server = 'ip address'

$username = 'username'

$pass = '******'

MsgBox(1,"Hi",$close)

$Open = _FTPOpen('MyFTP','','','',1)

MsgBox(1,"Hi",$Open)

Sleep(300)

$Conn = _FTPConnect($Open, $server, $username, $pass, 0, 1, 0x08000000,0)

MsgBox(1,"Conn",$Conn)

Sleep(300)

$Ftpp = _FTPPutFile($Conn, 'C:\WINDOWS\Notepad.exe', '/back/')

MsgBox(1,"End", $Ftpp)

$Ftpc = _FTPClose($close)

Thanks in advance

[Tvern]

Hi,

I digged into almost all the posts related to FTP for no luck , On calling the FTPPutFile, it returns 0.

I think I have included all the necessary stuff such as wininet.dll etc. I am able to Open the Connection and Connect to the remote FTP server successfully.

Can you please point me out the mistake I am committing in the below code:

Thanks in advance

I can't test it at the moment, but I am using the same functions in a script of mine. The difference being that I used:

$Open = _FTPOpen('MyFTP Control')
$Conn = _FTPConnect($Open, $ServerName, $Username, $Password)
_FTPClose($Open)
DllClose($Close)

Also "wininet.dll" is all lowercase, but I am not sure it's case sensitive. (guess it's not if _FTPOpen() works.

Have you tried testing the script without the special flags? (I'm not sure what they do, or how badly you need them, but they seem to be the major difference between our scripts.)

P.S. use code tags. Some users won't respond to posts with a bunch of raw code in it.

edit: oh and make sure your directories exist, or are created and capitalised correctly.

Edited April 7, 2009 by Tvern

[sundeep]

Hi,

Ya, had tested removing the special flags. Someone had posted that it worked when they added the special flags. So, even I added(copy cat) . _FTPOpen() is not creating any problem because its opening and connecting to the server. I am facing problem only in uploading the files i.e., ftpput(). All the files are present in the working directory....No clue, what is creating the problem

[martin]

Hi,

I digged into almost all the posts related to FTP for no luck , On calling the FTPPutFile, it returns 0.

I think I have included all the necessary stuff such as wininet.dll etc. I am able to Open the Connection and Connect to the remote FTP server successfully.

Can you please point me out the mistake I am committing in the below code:

#include <FTP.au3>

$close = DllOpen('Wininet.dll')

$server = 'ip address'

$username = 'username'

$pass = '******'

MsgBox(1,"Hi",$close)

$Open = _FTPOpen('MyFTP','','','',1)

MsgBox(1,"Hi",$Open)

Sleep(300)

$Conn = _FTPConnect($Open, $server, $username, $pass, 0, 1, 0x08000000,0)

MsgBox(1,"Conn",$Conn)

Sleep(300)

$Ftpp = _FTPPutFile($Conn, 'C:\WINDOWS\Notepad.exe', '/back/')

MsgBox(1,"End", $Ftpp)

$Ftpc = _FTPClose($close)

Thanks in advance

I'm not sure that this will work-

[b][color="#0000ff"]$Ftpp = _FTPPutFile($Conn, 'C:\WINDOWS\Notepad.exe', '/back/')[/color][/b]

but when I use _FTPPutFile I always specify the file to be written, and I also always add the flag as follows

[color="#000000"]$Ftpp = _FTPPutFile($Conn, 'C:\WINDOWS\Notepad.exe', '/back/Notepad.exe',0x08000000)[/color]

Don't forget that names on the server are probably case sensitive.

Also, try with some other file name in case the server doesn't allow exe files.

[sundeep]

I tried it dude, for no luck :-(

[wysocki]

On my system, I had problems until I found out the local file was in use by another app. When I closed the other app, the xfer worked. Also, the destination filename must be spelled out, you can't just use the destination directory name. Try simplifying your parameters by sending a simple file from your root drive to the root of the server like this:

$Ftpp = _FtpPutFile($Conn, 'c:\test.htm',  '/test.htm')

[Yashied]

#Include <FTP.au3>

Const $Host = ''
Const $Login = ''
Const $Password = ''

Const $LocalFile = 'C:\WINDOWS\Notepad.exe'
Const $RemoteFile = 'Notepad.exe'

Local $hFtp, $hSession

_FTP_Startup()
ConsoleWrite(@error & @CR)
$hFtp = _FTP_Open('MyFtp')
ConsoleWrite(@error & @CR)
$hSession = _FTP_Connect($hFtp, $Host, $Login, $Password)
ConsoleWrite(@error & @CR)
_FTP_PutFile($hSession, $LocalFile, $RemoteFile)
ConsoleWrite(@error & @CR)
_FTP_Disconnect($hSession)
_FTP_Close($hFtp)
_FTP_Shutdown()

Use this FTP.au3.

If you are not working, the problem in your FTP-server. Check mode (active or passive), port (default is 21), etc., dude.

Edited June 4, 2009 by Yashied