ftp_login return value

Anon

In my prog the ftp_connect works correctly, but after ftp_login it seems not to work.
The login and pw are correct.
The ftp_login returns nothing (false?). And so the other ftp functions.
The functions generate warnings wich includes parts of the server's login message when logging in manually.
Can you help? Please!
thanks!
ysu

Anon

send the source

Anon

Here's the source

...
9 echo " connecting...";
10 $FTP=ftp_connect($host);
11 if (!$FTP) {echo "Not connected";exit;}
12
13 echo " ftp:$FTP";
14 echo " login...";
15
16 $lg=ftp_login($FTP,$logname,$logpass);
17 echo " login:$lg ";
18 echo " ftp:$FTP";
19 if (!$lg) {echo "\nlogin failed!";}
20
...
afterwards any ftp command seemingly failed.

Anon

Oops...as it is turned out, the problem was this:
the server I connected in answered me a multi-line login message, wich the php ftp couldn't handle. Topic over
ysu

Anon

I am having the same problem with you first described. The difference between your problem and mine is the it will login if I hardcode the username and password. The following ftp commands then fail when I am able to login correctly. Did you see this? What did you do to finally solve your problem.

Anon

ret = ftp_login( $fpc, "anonymous", "nobody@cares.com");

This doesn't work. I'm desperate.

Anon

You might need to run your password through the specialcharacters function due to the @ in your password. I'm not sure if that will work, but you might want to broadcast the error you are getting.

Anon

What did you do to finally solve your problem.
I've contacted with the partner server's administrator, and asked him to change the login message :-) It worked :-)))
I dont know if there is any other solution in php3.
maybe php4 can handle this.
ysu