RE: Ftp from client

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Paris,

checkthem, one was not set HTTP 1.1, the one below was and all of the other
were set, it did help, same error even after an browser restart.

Thanks
--
Pwheels


"Paris" wrote:

> Paul go to internet explorer and then tools.Internet options and then advanced.
> Make sure you have a tick in Enable folder view for FTP sites.
> Tick use passive FTP
> Tick HTTP1.1 and the one below it for proxy and try again.
> Hope this help
> Regards
> Paris
>
>
> "Paul" wrote:
>
> > Got an prblem with clients both local or remove to be able to use ftp within
> > the browser like ftp://myadress.server.com or even prefixed with
> > ftp://user:password@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, I'm getting the following error:
> > windows cannot access this folder. Make sure you typed the file name
> > correctly and that you have permission to access the folder. Details The
> > connection with the server was reset
> > this while as I'm perfectly able to use an client side ftp programma to
> > comment, using the browser doesn't seem to werk, also the passive FTP was
> > checked in the browser, no efect, thanks for any feedback
> > --
> > Pwheels
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