Answering my own question...
- In IIS-Manager, somewhere in the property sheet for the FTP service, set
directory listing style to UNIX (the default is DOS).
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> Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 10:33 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: ftp task with ms-ftpsvc
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am having some trouble with the FTP task. I want to be
> able to grab some
> files from an NT machine that is running IIS and the MS-FTP
> service. I can
> connect to the machine, log in and change directories, but
> neither list nor
> get files. I have no troubles trying to connect to a linux
> machine running
> (I think) wu-ftpd (which I did as a test to ensure that my script was
> configured correctly). Has anyone either had issues
> connecting to an NT
> machine with the FTP task, or done so successfully?
>
> My test script:
>
> <target name="testftp" >
>
> <ftp action="get"
> server="${host}"
> userid="${user}"
> password="${passwd}"
> remotedir="/wwwlog/W3SVC3/"
> verbose="yes"
> listing="${tmp}/ls.txt"
> >
> <fileset dir="${tmp}">
> <include name="ex010416.log" />
> </fileset>
> </ftp>
>
> </target>
>
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> | John J. Lehmann, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> + Microsoft dismisses the criticism, attributing it to
> + a philosophical difference and arguing that its large
> + customers don't appear to mind.
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