FTP Upload Errorcode 0

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Do you know what I am missing with errorcode 0?

See attached

Dan Scott
Garage Partner Pro/Invoice Partner
www.garagepartner.com

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Most likely can't reach the site. Try again?

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Russ Eggen
RADFusion International, LLC

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Bin trying.

You would think a descriptive error would appear
I have no idea what error 0 is

Dan Scott

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Dan,

> Bin trying.
>
> You would think a descriptive error would appear
> I have no idea what error 0 is

It just means that no error code is available from the FTP server. But
"garagepartner.com/webu" looks strange as FTP name. In most cases, a FTP
server looks like ftp.garagepartner.com/public_html/webu

Friedrich

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Friedrich

I will try your suggestion, but the address is the one I use LeapFTP and all
my NetTalk FTP stuff.

Thanks

Dan

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Hi Dan,

> I will try your suggestion, but the address is the one I use LeapFTP and
> all my NetTalk FTP stuff.

IMO, it should be:

ftp.garagepartner.com/webu

Don't forget to use Port 21 (FTP!) and PASV mode if you need it to go
through your firewall.

Friedrich

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Will do

Thanks

Dan Scott

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> ftp.garagepartner.com/webu

I have dozens of servers with FTP on them. None of them use ftp.domain.*.
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>> ftp.garagepartner.com/webu
>
> I have dozens of servers with FTP on them. None of them use ftp.domain.*.

Interesting. Thanks for the info!

Friedrich

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It's not a black & white thing.

I've had ISPs that used a different IP or host/Translation to get to
the ftp server.

But for the most part, I've seen it how Mark describes.

Jeff Slarve
www.jssoftware.com
www.twitter.com/jslarve
I'll search help files & Google for you.

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> It's not a black & white thing.
>
> I've had ISPs that used a different IP or host/Translation to get to
> the ftp server.

Yep. Windows servers tend to use the convention Friedrich mentions, but not
all of em:)
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Mark Riffey
http://www.rescuemarketing.com
Now featured by Visa Small Business
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>> It's not a black & white thing.
>>
>> I've had ISPs that used a different IP or host/Translation to get to
>> the ftp server.
>
> Yep. Windows servers tend to use the convention Friedrich mentions, but
> not all of em:)

I really had no idea... You never stop learning new things <g>. Just for
fun I checked all script writing consulting projects (large and small ones)
back to 2007 and they *all* had FTP server addresses in form of
ftp.yada.com. Our own web server is powered by Apache and the FTP site is
NcFTPd Server (ftp.lindersoft.com, ftp.setupbuilder.com, etc.).

Friedrich

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> You never stop learning new things <g>.

Nothing wrong with that:)
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Now featured by Visa Small Business
If Guy Kawasaki, the staff of the Wall Street Journal,
Fast Company, US Bank, Marketing Profs & Business Week read it,
maybe you should too.

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Except for learning the wrong things.<g>

Jeff Slarve
www.jssoftware.com
www.twitter.com/jslarve
I'll search help files & Google for you.

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>> You never stop learning new things <g>.
>
> Nothing wrong with that:)

LOL :)

Friedrich

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> Except for learning the wrong things.<g>

<DOH!>
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Mark Riffey
http://www.rescuemarketing.com
Now featured by Visa Small Business
If Guy Kawasaki, the staff of the Wall Street Journal,
Fast Company, US Bank, Marketing Profs & Business Week read it,
maybe you should too.