StandardOutput ftp.exe

[Eric ST]

Hi there,

I run a process that run ftp.exe -s [Ftp script file]

i get the StandardOutput this way :
ftpProgram = Process.Start(ftpProgram.StartInfo)
Output = ftpProgram.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd
ftpProgram.WaitForExit()

From my computer i get the output ok :
ftp> Connected to MyServer.
open MyServer
220-QTCP at MyServer.
220 Connection will close if idle more than 5 minutes.
User (MyServer:(none)):
331 Enter password.
230 MyUser logged on.
put "C:\Program Files\MyFile.txt "
200 PORT subcommand request successful.
250 File transfer completed successfully.
But when i run my application from another computer the output looks like that :
User (S7832273:(none)): open S7832273

put "C:\Program Files\MYFile.txt"
I don't get any server response when i run application from another workstation.
Note that i use the same ftp.exe file

Is this a windows setting ?
Anyone can help me ?

Thanks

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* er*********@hotmail.com (Eric ST) scripsit:

I run a process that run ftp.exe -s [Ftp script file]

i get the StandardOutput this way :
ftpProgram = Process.Start(ftpProgram.StartInfo)
Output = ftpProgram.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd
ftpProgram.WaitForExit()

From my computer i get the output ok :
ftp> Connected to MyServer.
open MyServer
220-QTCP at MyServer.
220 Connection will close if idle more than 5 minutes.
User (MyServer:(none)):
331 Enter password.
230 MyUser logged on.
put "C:\Program Files\MyFile.txt "
200 PORT subcommand request successful.
250 File transfer completed successfully.
But when i run my application from another computer the output looks like that :
User (S7832273:(none)): open S7832273

put "C:\Program Files\MYFile.txt"
I don't get any server response when i run application from another workstation.
Note that i use the same ftp.exe file

The problem is not related to VB.NET. Open the console and type "ftp --help".

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

[Eric ST]

If i run the script at the DOS command prompt i can see the FTP server response.

But i can't see it through the StandardOutput.
It's not a ftp.exe missing parameter.

Any idea ?

er*********@hotmail.com (Eric ST) wrote in message news:<38**************************@posting.google. com>...

Hi there,

I run a process that run ftp.exe -s [Ftp script file]

i get the StandardOutput this way :
ftpProgram = Process.Start(ftpProgram.StartInfo)
Output = ftpProgram.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd
ftpProgram.WaitForExit()

From my computer i get the output ok :
ftp> Connected to MyServer.
open MyServer
220-QTCP at MyServer.
220 Connection will close if idle more than 5 minutes.
User (MyServer:(none)):
331 Enter password.
230 MyUser logged on.
put "C:\Program Files\MyFile.txt "
200 PORT subcommand request successful.
250 File transfer completed successfully.
But when i run my application from another computer the output looks like that :
User (S7832273:(none)): open S7832273

put "C:\Program Files\MYFile.txt"
I don't get any server response when i run application from another workstation.
Note that i use the same ftp.exe file

Is this a windows setting ?
Anyone can help me ?

Thanks

[Eric ST]

If i set UseShellExecute to True, i can see Output OK (FTP response are shown)
but if i read it through the StandardOutput no ftp response are in the stream...

er*********@hotmail.com (Eric ST) wrote in message news:<38**************************@posting.google. com>...

If i run the script at the DOS command prompt i can see the FTP server response.

But i can't see it through the StandardOutput.
It's not a ftp.exe missing parameter.

Any idea ?

er*********@hotmail.com (Eric ST) wrote in message news:<38**************************@posting.google. com>...

Hi there,

I run a process that run ftp.exe -s [Ftp script file]

i get the StandardOutput this way :
ftpProgram = Process.Start(ftpProgram.StartInfo)
Output = ftpProgram.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd
ftpProgram.WaitForExit()

From my computer i get the output ok :
ftp> Connected to MyServer.
open MyServer
220-QTCP at MyServer.
220 Connection will close if idle more than 5 minutes.
User (MyServer:(none)):
331 Enter password.
230 MyUser logged on.
put "C:\Program Files\MyFile.txt "
200 PORT subcommand request successful.
250 File transfer completed successfully.
But when i run my application from another computer the output looks like that :
User (S7832273:(none)): open S7832273

put "C:\Program Files\MYFile.txt"
I don't get any server response when i run application from another workstation.
Note that i use the same ftp.exe file

Is this a windows setting ?
Anyone can help me ?

Thanks

[Tom Shelton]

In article <38**************************@posting.google.com >, Eric ST wrote:

If i set UseShellExecute to True, i can see Output OK (FTP response are shown)
but if i read it through the StandardOutput no ftp response are in the stream...

er*********@hotmail.com (Eric ST) wrote in message news:<38**************************@posting.google. com>...

If i run the script at the DOS command prompt i can see the FTP server response.

But i can't see it through the StandardOutput.
It's not a ftp.exe missing parameter.

Any idea ?

er*********@hotmail.com (Eric ST) wrote in message news:<38**************************@posting.google. com>...

> Hi there,
>
> I run a process that run ftp.exe -s [Ftp script file]
>
> i get the StandardOutput this way :
> ftpProgram = Process.Start(ftpProgram.StartInfo)
> Output = ftpProgram.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd
> ftpProgram.WaitForExit()
>
> From my computer i get the output ok :
> ftp> Connected to MyServer.
> open MyServer
> 220-QTCP at MyServer.
> 220 Connection will close if idle more than 5 minutes.
> User (MyServer:(none)):
> 331 Enter password.
> 230 MyUser logged on.
> put "C:\Program Files\MyFile.txt "
> 200 PORT subcommand request successful.
> 250 File transfer completed successfully.
>
>
> But when i run my application from another computer the output looks like that :
> User (S7832273:(none)): open S7832273
>
>
>
> put "C:\Program Files\MYFile.txt"
>
>
> I don't get any server response when i run application from another workstation.
> Note that i use the same ftp.exe file
>
> Is this a windows setting ?
> Anyone can help me ?
>
> Thanks

I might have missed the original... But are you setting use
shellexecute to false? You can't redirect output unless it is set to
false.
--
Tom Shelton
MVP [Visual Basic]