Entering an ftp:// URL WITH login+paswsword is really not possible ?

[Tobias Merler]

I can enter the following URL in Firefox without any problems.
It uses the ftp:// protocol, the login name and the passwort for the ftp account
and shows as a result the contents of the referred file in the browsers window.

unfortunately I cannot use this URL in IntExp 6.0
Do I have to enable this kind of URL handling somewhere explicitely ?

ftp://[email protected]:[email protected]/myfile.txt

Tobias

 

[David Biddulph]

I can enter the following URL in Firefox without any problems.
It uses the ftp:// protocol, the login name and the passwort for the ftp
account
and shows as a result the contents of the referred file in the browsers
window.

unfortunately I cannot use this URL in IntExp 6.0
Do I have to enable this kind of URL handling somewhere explicitely ?

ftp://[email protected]:[email protected]/myfile.txt

Tobias

Try ftp://myuserlogin:[email protected]/myfile.txt

Work OK with IE6, but not IE7

 

[Jon]

I can enter the following URL in Firefox without any problems.
It uses the ftp:// protocol, the login name and the passwort for the ftp
account
and shows as a result the contents of the referred file in the browsers
window.

unfortunately I cannot use this URL in IntExp 6.0
Do I have to enable this kind of URL handling somewhere explicitely ?

ftp://[email protected]:[email protected]/myfile.txt

Tobias

The 2 @s are perhaps confusing it.

See if this url format works....

ftp://myuserlogin:[email protected]/myfile.txt

 

[nissanjames81]

its kind of hard for me to understand your question but IE6 supports
ftp connections. the proper format is:

ftp://usernameassword@ipaddressort (default is 21)
ftp://test:[email protected]:15000

 

[Edwin vMierlo]

try

ftp://myuserlogin:[email protected]/myfile.txt

HTH,
_Edwin.

 

[Tim Slattery]

I can enter the following URL in Firefox without any problems.
It uses the ftp:// protocol, the login name and the passwort for the ftp account
and shows as a result the contents of the referred file in the browsers window.

unfortunately I cannot use this URL in IntExp 6.0
Do I have to enable this kind of URL handling somewhere explicitely ?

ftp://[email protected]:[email protected]/myfile.txt

Try this: click Tools>Internet Options>Advanced and UNCHECK "Enable
folder view for FTP sites" (in the "Browsing" section).

 

[John Wunderlich]

(e-mail address removed) (Tobias Merler) wrote in

I can enter the following URL in Firefox without any problems.
It uses the ftp:// protocol, the login name and the passwort for
the ftp account and shows as a result the contents of the referred
file in the browsers window.

unfortunately I cannot use this URL in IntExp 6.0
Do I have to enable this kind of URL handling somewhere
explicitely ?

ftp://[email protected]:[email protected]/myfile.txt

Tobias

It's pretty much explained here:
"How to Enter FTP Site Password in Internet Explorer"
<http://support.microsoft.com/kb/135975/en-us>

HTH,
John

 

[Paul Johnson]

I can enter the following URL in Firefox without any problems.
It uses the ftp:// protocol, the login name and the passwort for the ftp
account and shows as a result the contents of the referred file in the
browsers window.

unfortunately I cannot use this URL in IntExp 6.0
Do I have to enable this kind of URL handling somewhere explicitely ?

ftp://[email protected]:[email protected]/myfile.txt

Internet Explorer is broken in that / is not going to be the root on the
filesystem of the server, but rather your home directory on that server.
Easiest workaround is to use Firefox instead when dealing with FTP links
from a web browser.

 

[Laura Fredericks]

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unfortunately I cannot use this URL in IntExp 6.0
Do I have to enable this kind of URL handling somewhere explicitely
?

ftp://[email protected]:[email protected]/myfile.txt

Try the following format:
ftp://myuserlogin[email protected]

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Laura Fredericks
PGP key ID - DH/DSS 2048/1024: 0xC753039A

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[neil]

Type it into the address bar of windows explorer.

Neil