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narafa · 04-27-2005, 03:40 PM

I am not sure if you have posted this before or not, but this has been answered on the other thread.

I recommended that you increase the browser timout settings, and another member here said that you will have to write in the ip address associated with the port number at the end, like this "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:21"

This is logical as your browser might be trying to access the ftp through the normal 80 http port, which gives an explanation to why you get the timout settings and why the ftp does not work.

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narafa Gold Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Egypt Age: 30 Posts: 450	I am not sure if you have posted this before or not, but this has been answered on the other thread. I recommended that you increase the browser timout settings, and another member here said that you will have to write in the ip address associated with the port number at the end, like this "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:21" This is logical as your browser might be trying to access the ftp through the normal 80 http port, which gives an explanation to why you get the timout settings and why the ftp does not work. __________________ - Intel P4 1.8 Ghz - 512 KB L2 Cache - GigaByte MoBo with built in sound - 384 MB SDRAM PC133 - GeForce 2 MX 400, 64 MB - 80 GB Segate HDD + 80 GB WD HDD - 52X LG CD-ROM - 52X-24X-52X LG CD-RW - LG 14" Monitor :mad: - NIC 10/100 - Rockwell Internal Modem - ADSL 256 Kbps :mad: - Generic Floppy, Keyboard, Mouse & Speakers Protected by Norton Corporate Edition & Sygate Personal Firewall If you are dead sure that you are right, then probably the rest of the world is WRONG!!