Re: FTP question

As the other person asked, are you able to ftp manually?  I would test by going 
to Start, Programs, MS Dos command prompt and doing the following:
ftp your400
dir
cd yourlib         if this is necessary then this might explain why 
ftp://xxx.xx.xxx.xx/filetodownload doesn't work.
dir
get thefile

If that fails write down the error you are getting.  You might have to debug 
your exit point program.  Simple enough using STRSRVJOB and stuff.





Larryt222@aol.com on 02/28/2000 10:45:59 PM
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I would like to allow my clients to download data from my AS/400 to their PCs 
via the net.  I want to be able to point them to a particular file on the IFS 
through their web browser.  (i.e. ftp://xxx.xx.xxx.xx/filetodownload)  My 400 
is online and I have written an FTP logon server program to allow "Anonymous" 
ftp and that works through a regular FTP session.  When I point to my browser 
to my system it shows me the subdirectory but I cannot initiate a download.

Thanks
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