supported by the IIS FTP server.
according to RFC959. Third party solution like WFTPD, etc go beyond RFC959
"Bernard Cheah [MVP]" <qbernard@hotmail.com.discuss> wrote in message
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> That's what I heard as well. STOU is supported.
> However, I don't have futher info on this. There's use to be a FTP Guru in
> this group, but he hasn't been here for a while!
> Let me try to summon him - 'Alun, Alun, Alun' !!!
>
> Well, if after a day of two you still don't see any reply. I would suggest
> you open a case with Microsoft PSS.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Bernard Cheah
>
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>
> "Charly Reese" <Charly Reese@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:7B4196BF-ED79-444D-8F7A-E15154A18884@microsoft.com...
>> We are in the process of converting IBM OS/2 Server to Windows 2003
>> Servers.
>> Within this project a process transfers a file from and IBM Manframe
>> (OS/390)
>> to an FTP server.
>>
>> The proceedure is as follows:
>> FTP 192.168.1.2
>> user USERID
>> PASSWORD
>> CD Tempdir
>> SUNIQUE
>> PUT 'SourceFileName' 'DestinationFileName'
>> QUIT
>>
>> When the put command is issued, the FTP client sends the server the
>> 'STOU'
>> FTP command.
>>
>> With the OS/2 server this command instructed the FTP Server to save a
>> unique
>> destination file name is a conflict occured. Under Windows 2003 Server
>> IIS 6
>> we receive the error:
>> 501 'STOU 'DestinationFileName' ': Invalid number of parameters
>>
>> From what I have been able to find searching the internet, and Microsoft,
>> is
>> that the STOU command is supported, but I cannot find any reference to
>> this
>> error, or the syntax that the FTP Server expects.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Charly
>
>