Ftp.Users.Count (wodFTPServer)

by Michael, Friday, March 05, 2010, 09:32 (5378 days ago)

Hello,

I have a problem which might be related to threading issues.

I'm successfully running the FTP server component as a NT service from VB6 in XPSP3 environment. From a second application, I'm communicating with the FTP server via DDEML (no GUI) and this communication works fine (I'm using the Event viewer to verify the communication).

When I try to request server status, such as Ftp.Users.Count, this property report '0' even if I'm connected and downloading from/to the server. In IDE, the correct value is reported.

Other properties, e.g FTP.port report the correct value in both IDE and as NT Service.

I'm I missing some important information for the Ftp.Users collection?
Any suggestions are welcome.

With Best Regards,
Michael

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Complete thread:

Ftp.Users.Count - Michael, 2010-03-05, 09:32
- Re: Ftp.Users.Count - wodDamir, 2010-03-05, 11:04
  - Re: Ftp.Users.Count - Michael, 2010-03-05, 12:35
    - Re: Ftp.Users.Count - wodDamir, 2010-03-05, 13:09
      - Re: Ftp.Users.Count - Michael, 2010-03-05, 14:00
        Re: Ftp.Users.Count - Michael, 2010-03-05, 14:34
        Re: Ftp.Users.Count - wodDamir, 2010-03-05, 14:51
        Problem identified - Michael, 2010-03-05, 15:30
        Solved - Michael, 2010-03-05, 15:55
        Re: Ftp.Users.Count - wodDamir, 2010-03-05, 15:58

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