FTP ini issue

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3. April 2012 at 12:37 #7247
duxbuz
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Hi

I have set up my ftp site and it works fine, but when I create the files such as wlx.ini, and enter some test information to see if its getting accessed by the clients, it seems it is not being accessed as none of the settings are getting used

Is there a way to test the ftp other than the chromium browser which doesnt seem to work, as IE didnt until i changed some settings.

Anyone any ideas?

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10. April 2012 at 11:16 #22049
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Where do you store the wlx.ini and what have you configure on the client site to point it to the wlx.ini?

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