Hi,
The error you are getting tells me that there is some problem with the server name/ path provided. It can also relate to the login info being passed to the ftp stage. Kindly reconfirm that all the login details and ftp serever name/ url are right.
-Vikas
FTP plug in not working
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If you are using the default port, try entering just the minimum values - userid/pwd and server name.
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Hi Vikas and ArndW,
Thank you for your response.
Here is what I did: I have the Server Name and login info in a text file, copy/paste the values to DS FTP plug-in and Filezilla at the same time. While the Filezilla works fine, the SD FTP plug-in is not working.
FYI: when I saw that Filezilla automatically added "ftps://" in front of the Server Name, I tried the same on DS FTP plug-in. The result is that I got an error message "Test_FTP..FTP_1: Connection to the remote host's FTP server failed, host name not found". I think this indicates the Server Name I used before is correct and, obviously, I don't need to added "ftps://" to the plug-in.
Please let me know if you have any other concerns. Thanks,
shepli
Thank you for your response.
Here is what I did: I have the Server Name and login info in a text file, copy/paste the values to DS FTP plug-in and Filezilla at the same time. While the Filezilla works fine, the SD FTP plug-in is not working.
FYI: when I saw that Filezilla automatically added "ftps://" in front of the Server Name, I tried the same on DS FTP plug-in. The result is that I got an error message "Test_FTP..FTP_1: Connection to the remote host's FTP server failed, host name not found". I think this indicates the Server Name I used before is correct and, obviously, I don't need to added "ftps://" to the plug-in.
Please let me know if you have any other concerns. Thanks,
shepli
Correct, normal ftp is communicated with by just using the server name and doesn't use a URL.
Have you tried connecting to the FTP server from a DOS window using the "ftp" command?
Have you tried connecting to the FTP server from a DOS window using the "ftp" command?
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