AMX I!-FTPSENDER, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Running i!-FTPSender
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i!-FTPSender
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DEFINE_PROGRAM
(* Feedback *)
[dcFTPCopy[1]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy])
&& (cButtonPressed = 1))
[dcFTPCopy[2]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy])
&& (cButtonPressed = 2))
[dcFTPCopy[3]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy])
&& (cButtonPressed = 3))
[dcFTPCopy[4]]=(([vdvFTPDiag,FTPSServerBusy] || [vdvFTPDiag,FTPDServerBusy])
&& (cButtonPressed = 4))
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(* END OF PROGRAM *)
(* DO NOT PUT ANY CODE BELOW THIS COMMENT *)
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Troubleshooting i!-FTPSender
All interaction with the FTP servers is provided as a string from the virtual device. Most problems
can be resolved by reading the server interaction provided by the strings.
Common problems might be:
The IP address or host name supplied for the FTP server does not have an FTP server
running.
The username and/or password may be incorrect.
The source file does not exist.
The destination directory does not exist.
The destination user does not have write access to save the new file.
All of these problems can be solved by watching the strings provided from the i!-FTPSender
module and acting on that information.
This code may not work to FTP files between all FTP servers. Some servers, by default, disable
server to server transfers (also called passive mode) which is used by i!-FTPSender for transferring
files. For instance, Microsoft's IIS disables server to server transfers by default. For more
information, see the Microsoft Support Article at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q247/1/32.ASP .
Learning More
To learn more about FTP file transfers, go to www.protocols.com for general information about
FTP or www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc959.html ( RFC959 ) for more detailed FTP specifications. For
reference, i!-FTPSender operates under the server-server model described in section 2.3 and the
command sequence outlined in Figure 3 of section 5.2 of Postel & Reynolds' RFC 959.