I created a script to send a receive event scripts for a pixord video
server.
I created an FTP session class which contains the following def's
def initialize(ip)
begin
@serv = Net::FTP.new(ip)
@serv.login(user=*****,password =*****)
#get into Sys dir
@serv.chdir('Sys')
rescue
puts "Invalid IP set. ip set as #{ip}\n"
end
end
def get_curr(filename)
loadfile = @serv.gettextfile("scr00.txt")#get the event file
stored
#in the pixord server
# change the name of the file to given file name
File.rename("scr00.txt", filename)
end
def put_curr(filename)
#change name to pixord event name
begin
File.rename(filename, "scr00.txt")
rescue
puts "file name problem #{filename}\n"
end
@serv.puttextfile("scr00.txt")
end
···
#####################
Everything works fine with my other implimentations (on OSX). However,
when on a windows machine I can not view anything in the server. The
connection is being made though.
To test what was going on I used irb on Windows (I have tried XP and
2000) and entered the following
require 'net/ftp'
ftp = Net::FTP.new(ip)
ftp.login(user=user_var,password=pass_var)
#UP TO HERE OK (I think.. no errror or anything)
ftp.chdir('Sys')
ftp.gettextfile("scr00.txt") #here is where problem occurs
###########END CODE
When I run from a Mac OSX machine I can access fine, but from the
windows machines I am getting "Net:FTPTempError 425 Can't Open Data
Connection"
I am not exactly sure how to deal with this. If they are on different
subnets how do I handle this. I am pretty sure the Mac is also but for
some reason is handling it OK. I am a bit baffled. Any help is
appreciated. Thanks in advance.
-Collin