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On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 12:25:12 -0700, Leslie
[quoted text, click to view] <Leslie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >I am a new user to IIS. I am having grave difficulty connecting to my FTP >site. > >I first created a shared folder with a sub-folder to house my ftp files. I >then created a user in AD and using the iisftp script assigned the ftproot >and ftpdir. Then I gave that user modify permission to the shared folder as >well as the subfolder (inherited). I created a FTP site with AD >authentication. When I try to acess the site, I am prompted with a login. I >enter the username and password. Then I am stopped with the following error >message: > >550 /gastroftp The system cannot find the file specified. > >Where did I go wrong? Can't tell you the first error, but the last one you made was neglecting to tell us the operating system. :) The process is different on different OS's. In Server 2003 for example you may have the wrong file path. You may not have correct permissions on the files themselves. If you're not already, use the command line FTP client to test with.
I am a new user to IIS. I am having grave difficulty connecting to my FTP
site. I first created a shared folder with a sub-folder to house my ftp files. I then created a user in AD and using the iisftp script assigned the ftproot and ftpdir. Then I gave that user modify permission to the shared folder as well as the subfolder (inherited). I created a FTP site with AD authentication. When I try to acess the site, I am prompted with a login. I enter the username and password. Then I am stopped with the following error message: 550 /gastroftp The system cannot find the file specified. Where did I go wrong? --
Sorry. The OS is Server 2003. Is the IISFTP the command line client you
are referring to? -- Leslie - AGA [quoted text, click to view] "Jeff Cochran" wrote:
> On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 12:25:12 -0700, Leslie > <Leslie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > >I am a new user to IIS. I am having grave difficulty connecting to my FTP > >site. > > > >I first created a shared folder with a sub-folder to house my ftp files. I > >then created a user in AD and using the iisftp script assigned the ftproot > >and ftpdir. Then I gave that user modify permission to the shared folder as > >well as the subfolder (inherited). I created a FTP site with AD > >authentication. When I try to acess the site, I am prompted with a login. I > >enter the username and password. Then I am stopped with the following error > >message: > > > >550 /gastroftp The system cannot find the file specified. > > > >Where did I go wrong? > > Can't tell you the first error, but the last one you made was > neglecting to tell us the operating system. :) > > The process is different on different OS's. In Server 2003 for > example you may have the wrong file path. You may not have correct > permissions on the files themselves. > > If you're not already, use the command line FTP client to test with. > > Jeff
I did the following. Does this mean that the boeuser can connect to the
site? I can also connect to the site using FTPpro and the boeuser credentials. What I can't do is connect via IE url = ftp://agaiis/gastroftp. Any suggestions? C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>iisftp /s agaiis /u boeuser /p password /query "gastroftp" WARNING: Using local machine will cause supplied credentials to be ignored. Connecting to server ...Done. Site Name (Metabase Path) Status IP Port ============================================================================== GastroFTP (MSFTPSVC/45500275) STARTED ALL 21 -- Leslie - AGA [quoted text, click to view] "Leslie" wrote:
> Sorry. The OS is Server 2003. Is the IISFTP the command line client you > are referring to? > -- > Leslie - AGA > > > "Jeff Cochran" wrote: > > > On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 12:25:12 -0700, Leslie > > <Leslie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > > > >I am a new user to IIS. I am having grave difficulty connecting to my FTP > > >site. > > > > > >I first created a shared folder with a sub-folder to house my ftp files. I > > >then created a user in AD and using the iisftp script assigned the ftproot > > >and ftpdir. Then I gave that user modify permission to the shared folder as > > >well as the subfolder (inherited). I created a FTP site with AD > > >authentication. When I try to acess the site, I am prompted with a login. I > > >enter the username and password. Then I am stopped with the following error > > >message: > > > > > >550 /gastroftp The system cannot find the file specified. > > > > > >Where did I go wrong? > > > > Can't tell you the first error, but the last one you made was > > neglecting to tell us the operating system. :) > > > > The process is different on different OS's. In Server 2003 for > > example you may have the wrong file path. You may not have correct > > permissions on the files themselves. > > > > If you're not already, use the command line FTP client to test with. > > > > Jeff
command line ftp client = ftp.exe
Can you login via ftp.exe? -- Regards, Bernard Cheah http://www.iis-resources.com/ http://www.iiswebcastseries.com/ http://www.msmvps.com/bernard/ [quoted text, click to view] "Leslie" <Leslie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CE1AC785-932A-4D91-9D67-AEC48DACB862@microsoft.com... >I did the following. Does this mean that the boeuser can connect to the > site? I can also connect to the site using FTPpro and the boeuser > credentials. What I can't do is connect via IE url = > ftp://agaiis/gastroftp. > Any suggestions? > > C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>iisftp /s agaiis /u boeuser /p > password > /query "gastroftp" > WARNING: Using local machine will cause supplied credentials to be > ignored. > Connecting to server ...Done. > Site Name (Metabase Path) Status IP > Port > ============================================================================== > GastroFTP (MSFTPSVC/45500275) STARTED ALL 21 > > -- > Leslie - AGA > > > "Leslie" wrote: > >> Sorry. The OS is Server 2003. Is the IISFTP the command line client >> you >> are referring to? >> -- >> Leslie - AGA >> >> >> "Jeff Cochran" wrote: >> >> > On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 12:25:12 -0700, Leslie >> > <Leslie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >> > >> > >I am a new user to IIS. I am having grave difficulty connecting to my >> > >FTP >> > >site. >> > > >> > >I first created a shared folder with a sub-folder to house my ftp >> > >files. I >> > >then created a user in AD and using the iisftp script assigned the >> > >ftproot >> > >and ftpdir. Then I gave that user modify permission to the shared >> > >folder as >> > >well as the subfolder (inherited). I created a FTP site with AD >> > >authentication. When I try to acess the site, I am prompted with a >> > >login. I >> > >enter the username and password. Then I am stopped with the following >> > >error >> > >message: >> > > >> > >550 /gastroftp The system cannot find the file specified. >> > > >> > >Where did I go wrong? >> > >> > Can't tell you the first error, but the last one you made was >> > neglecting to tell us the operating system. :) >> > >> > The process is different on different OS's. In Server 2003 for >> > example you may have the wrong file path. You may not have correct >> > permissions on the files themselves. >> > >> > If you're not already, use the command line FTP client to test with. >> > >> > Jeff >> >
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