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| Author | Forum: PowerTCP FTP for .NET Topic: 550 No port specified |
| tfrugia From: Hillsboro, OR USA Posts: 23 Member Since: 04/25/05 |
posted August 15, 2005 8:16 PM I'm getting a 550 No port specified returned from my FTP Server. This then appears to throw your control into a twist as it tries to create a bunch of directories that already exist, then it finally throws an exception. I have verified that I have set the port right. I also have this in a try/catch statement and I do the exact same call in the catch block and it executes just fine. So... is this a problem with my FTP Server, or is the Dart control not sending the port information? S<-220 Gene6 FTP Server v3.5.0 (Build 10) ready... C->USER tfrugia S<-331 Password required for tfrugia. C->PASS **** S<-230 User tfrugia logged in. C->TYPE I S<-200 Type set to I. C->SIZE /C/digitaloutlook/mducl/viewSession.cfm276c60e9-3301-4683-baf7-e3961f7894b3.zip S<-550 No such file. C->PASV S<-227 Entering Passive Mode (207,189,102,246,195,99) C->STOR /C/digitaloutlook/mducl/viewSession.cfm276c60e9-3301-4683-baf7-e3961f7894b3.zip S<-550 Cannot STOR. C->MKD /C/digitaloutlook/mducl/ S<-257 "/C/digitaloutlook/mducl": directory created. C->STOR /C/digitaloutlook/mducl/viewSession.cfm276c60e9-3301-4683-baf7-e3961f7894b3.zip S<-550 No port specified. C->MKD /C/digitaloutlook/mducl/ S<-550 "/C/digitaloutlook/mducl/": file or directory already exists. C->MKD /C/digitaloutlook/mducl S<-550 "/C/digitaloutlook/mducl": file or directory already exists. C->MKD /C/digitaloutlook S<-550 "/C/digitaloutlook": file or directory already exists. C->MKD /C S<-550 "/C": file or directory already exists. |
Tony Priest From: Utica, NY USA Posts: 8466 Member Since: 04/11/00 |
posted August 16, 2005 12:19 AM Are you using the latest FTP DLL? If it's not 2.3.1.0, then you aren't. |
| tfrugia From: Hillsboro, OR USA Posts: 23 Member Since: 04/25/05 |
posted August 16, 2005 12:28 AM How do I check? |
| Tony Priest From: Utica, NY USA Posts: 8466 Member Since: 04/11/00 |
posted August 16, 2005 12:33 AM 1) Right click the DLL and view the properties or 2) Check the properties of the reference in the project |
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