Hi
I'm having problems with FTP on one of my machines (on one of my clients machines actually). He uses Macromedia COntribute to edit his website and then upload - all done seamlessly in the background using the FTP details of his site.
Somehow, today, he couldn't connect although his internet connection is fine - no problems browsing.
I remotely logged onto his machine and tried FTP through the command prompt and although I can connect to his website using FTP, as soon as I do a DIR or an LS on the server, after about 1 minute the connection closes (Closed by remote host).
I can connect to his website from my machine (using Filezilla or Command Prompt) and everything is fine. I've even tried to connect to my website from his machine using FTP and I get the same response - as soon as I try listing files, the connection is closed.
I think I can safely say there is a problem on his machine, but I can't work out what it is. He has no internet security enabled (Nortons or anything else) and I have disabled the Windows Firewall, but still no joy.
I'm stumped! Anyone else got ay ideas?
I've asked the owner if anything has changed, but he's almost computer illiterate and probably wouldn't know if anything has or not (these guys are the worst anyway!).
Any help or suggestions would be gratefully received!
D0nny
I'm having problems with FTP on one of my machines (on one of my clients machines actually). He uses Macromedia COntribute to edit his website and then upload - all done seamlessly in the background using the FTP details of his site.
Somehow, today, he couldn't connect although his internet connection is fine - no problems browsing.
I remotely logged onto his machine and tried FTP through the command prompt and although I can connect to his website using FTP, as soon as I do a DIR or an LS on the server, after about 1 minute the connection closes (Closed by remote host).
I can connect to his website from my machine (using Filezilla or Command Prompt) and everything is fine. I've even tried to connect to my website from his machine using FTP and I get the same response - as soon as I try listing files, the connection is closed.
I think I can safely say there is a problem on his machine, but I can't work out what it is. He has no internet security enabled (Nortons or anything else) and I have disabled the Windows Firewall, but still no joy.
I'm stumped! Anyone else got ay ideas?
I've asked the owner if anything has changed, but he's almost computer illiterate and probably wouldn't know if anything has or not (these guys are the worst anyway!).
Any help or suggestions would be gratefully received!
D0nny