FTP Status 1002

[Niely]

getMessage is blanco. The response of connect is 1001, login 1002.

Ouput:

Connecting Not ok; Status 1001
Logging in Not ok; Status 1002

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

#include <SFML/Network.hpp>

using namespace std;
int main() {
sf::Ftp ftp;
sf::Ftp::Response response, response2;
/*string server, username, password;
int port;


cin >> server;
cin >> port;
*/
response = ftp.connect("ftp://server.cf");
/*
cin >> username;
cin >> password;
*/
response2 = ftp.login("myUser", "MyPass");

if (response.isOk()) {
        cout<< "Ok" <<endl;
} else if (!response.isOk()) {
        cout << "Connecting Not ok; Status " << response.getStatus()<< " " << response.getMessage()<<endl;
} else {
        cout<< "Error" <<endl;
}

if (response2.isOk()) {
        cout<< "Ok" <<endl;
} else if (!response2.isOk()) {
        cout << "Logging in Not ok; Status " << response2.getStatus()<< " " << response2.getMessage()<<endl;
} else {
        cout<< "Error" <<endl;
}
}

I used interface Wlan0, also tried FTP filter; the same result.
Not using local ftp-server, but a normal over-internet one.

[Demir]

I'm not good at networking.
I try to follow what's new in the current version of SFML.


I worked with sf::Ftp a bit.

As I can see getaddrinfo() function doesn't like ftp:// prefix.

[Niely]

What exactly do you mean?

[eXpl0it3r]

Just use server.cf instead of ftp://server.cf.

[Laurent]

The response of connect is 1001

So... that is the problem. You cannot connect to the server at all, and yes this is probably because of the "ftp://" prefix.

That's why checking every possible call that reports a status is important: otherwise you may look for a bug at the wrong place.

[Niely]

^It's indeed connecting now.
Thanks a lot all!

However, I still have to change a few things to make it do more what I want.