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 | The Target is to make a connection to an existing Web.de Smartdrive-Account. While the connection is full functional, if it's made by CMD+K, there's a "Connection Error" when I try to connect with CaptainFTP.
I made an AdressBook-Entry for the server (webdav.smartdrive.web.de), gave the username and password..choose WebDAV as Protocol..all as described in the Manual.
When I now try to connect to this Server, I get an Error that the Server could not be found (not answering). Also there's no possibility to proof the server. When I pushed the Button, nothing happens.
Are there any Ideas, if it's a Problem "made by Web.de" or something buggy inside CaptainFTP?
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| Frank Winterstein, 2007-11-19 17:11
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| You can try enter the address in the form: http://webdav.smartdrive.web.de or http://webdav.smartdrive.web.de/username, where username is your account name. |
| Grzegorz S., 2007-12-04 08:21
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| Of course I tried this. What else should I've been taken in these fileds :-) ...it doesn't matter wich of these Alternatives I put into the Form of the Adress-Book-Entry, none of them will work. After I put the Web-Adress into the Form, chose the right Username and Password...selected "Webdav" as Protocol and marked SSL for the connection, the "Proof Server Button" no longer gave any response if I pressed it. If I tried to establish the connection, I always got the Response "The Server could not be found". I've tried several Combinations of SSL (On/Off), leading "HTTP" or without...none of them worked. With exactly the same Adresses, the Connection made by Leopard itself works fine. Any Ideas? :-(
As I saw in the "Details-Tab" of the Adressbook, it seems as if Captain-FTP always begins WebDav-Entries with a leading webdav:// ...but the correct Smartdrive-Adress begins with https://
When i try to connect to the Web.de Smartdrive through the "Quick-Connect"-Button in the Bar, CaptainFTP crashes permanently...annoying. |
| Frank Winterstein, 2007-12-05 07:41
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| Hi, I have the same problem here.
I'm trying to use Captain FTP 6.0 as a Webdav client to access and transfer files on the iPhone, connecting to a server created by an App called Discover.
I should just enter the http address, like http://10.0.1.60:8888, my login and password, and I'm in. But with Captain FTP I alway receive the message: "Server "10.0.1.60[:8888]" is not reachable.".
I've also tried to connect using "10.0.1.60:8888" (without brackets), but the result is the same.
With Command-K in the Finder or with Safari the connection is immediate and everything works fine. Even Transmit has no problem and it connects immediately.
If it's true that Captain FTP adds a "webdav://" protocol name at the beginning of the string, this could be the problem. But I don't know.
I can use Transmit for trasfering files to my iPhone, but I actually bought Captain FTP even for its support of Webdav, so I'd like to use it!
Thank you! |
| Cellie, 2009-04-21 09:09
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| Hi, I am having a similar issue connecting to https://www.mailxchange.de/servlet/webdav.infostor e ... I am using a mac where the system built in connection method works well.
checking Server "www.mailexchange.de" seems to be sucessfull, with "http" oder "https" there is a failure. |
| Lars Niemann, 2009-05-22 11:15
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