InetTransferLib error -2147219289.

[Tony]

Access collective,

I am running WinNT4.0, Acc2000 SR1 and IE 6.0.
I converted (from Acc97) and imported Dev Ashish's InetTransferLib add-in
modules into my Acc2000 database. Using the sample FTP upload code provided
by Dev, I can connect to my FTP server but it will not upload the specified
file. However, it can create a non-existent directory if I set
..AutoCreateRemoteDir = True.

Dev's sample code with my modifications:
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Sub TestFTPUpload()
On Error GoTo ErrHandler
Dim objFTP As FTP
Const conTARGET = "ftp://***.***.***.***"

Set objFTP = New FTP
With objFTP
.FtpURL = conTARGET
.SourceFile = "C:\TEMP\File_Name.txt"
.DestinationFile = "/Parent_Dir/Sub_Dir/File_Name.txt"
.AutoCreateRemoteDir = True
If Not .IsConnected Then .DialDefaultNumber
.ConnectToFTPHost "UserName", "PassWord"
.UploadFileToFTPServer
End With

ExitHere:
On Error Resume Next
Set objFTP = Nothing
Call SysCmd(acSysCmdRemoveMeter)
Exit Sub
ErrHandler:
MsgBox Err.Number & vbCrLf & Err.Description, vbCritical + vbOKOnly, Err.Source
Resume ExitHere

End Sub
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The error I am getting is:
-2147219289
200 Type Set to I

Using my local FTP client from the DOS command line, I can connect,
cd to the desired directory, change type to binary and upload the
file all without error. Also, the FTP server puts me in the root
"/" directory, not a /home/user directory somewhere off root.

In a previous posting concerning this error, I noticed the next
command after "200 Type Set to I" was to set the PASSIVE MODE. I
don't think my FTP server supports passive transfers as some
accompanying documentation says to disable this setting. How and
where can this setting be manipulated?

Also, how can I view what is sent to and passed from the FTP client?
While I have stepped through Dev's code, I can't say I completely
understand all of it. I do see where apiInetGetLastResponse captures
what is presumably the last response from the FTP server when a
command from the FTP object is rejected. How can I see what commands
the FTP object is sending that may be causing the error?

Thanks for any and all help,

Tony

[kasko]

I have the same problem, but i i have realiced that it is a problem with
the firewall, if i open all ports the error disapier, but i only onpen
ports 20 and 21 ftp doesn't work.

[kasko]

The problem is as follow:
- first start with active ftp
- my firewall doesn't allow the connection, becouse they are not ports 20
or 21.
- ftp try unsuccessfuly to change to pasive ftp.

any idea about how to solve it?