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I wish to allow users to download files from my web site, but the files are located on my FTP site. The FTP site is on a different PC and has no DNS entry. So I tried using the IP address, but it will not connect. Is this possible?
Anonymous connection is allowed and works fine from an FTP client. This works... <a href="ftp://ftp.globalscape.com/">Download FTP Client</a> This doesn't... <a href="ftp://ftp.63.221.228.195/">Tools</a> The FTP IP address shown here is altered. |
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Try using just the IP address with the ftp protocol:
Code:
<a href="ftp://63.221.228.195/">FTP</a>
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I found that the browser must have FTP passive state enabled to download the file.
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FTP grom a Web page
I have writter a browser-side, simple FTP client utility using JavaScript and it works fine in all browsers I have tested.
I have used it to go into your FTP server and had a look through your 'pub' and 'update' folders. Use Domain Name ftp.globalscape.com and Anonymous Login and you will go straight in. The address of the page is: URL I hope that you find this useful |
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