Description: ------------ The method setPassive() is only working correctly if called after establishing an connection. If it is used together with the pre-connection setting of host, user, password etc it will fail. This can be easily resolved by adding this if ($this->isPassive()) { @ftp_pasv($this->_handle, true); } appropiately. For me it worked smoothly, if it was placed in the login function after checking that the login went smooth. I am sure there may be better places though. Test script: --------------- <?php require_once('Net/FTP.php'); $ftp = new Net_FTP(); // host, port, user, pass, passive set up $ftp->setHostname('example.com'); $ftp->setPort('21'); $ftp->setUsername('user'); $ftp->setPassword('password'); $ftp->setPassive(); // connect to server if ($res = $ftp->connect()) { // login to server if ($ftp->login()) { //upload local file file.zip, while using passive mode $ftp->put('file.zip', 'uploaded_file.zip', true, FTP_BINARY); } // disconnect $ftp->disconnect(); } ?> Expected result: ---------------- Upload of file.zip via passive FTP Actual result: -------------- Uploading fails, because @ftp_pasv($this->_handle, true); in the setPassive method can only be called on an established connection.

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Hi, This would work beautifully if it weren't for the ! in this piece of code (method login()): if (!$this->_passv) { $this->setPassive(); } If $this->_passv is false, then set passive? Shouldn't it be the other way around? In fact, the whole thing does work with this code: if ($this->_passv) { $this->setPassive(); } Also. If you call setPassive() directly after establishing a connection, ftp_pasv() is being called before the login and won't work. It'll work, though, when it is automatically called the second time because $_passv has been set true in the first place. I don't know if calling ftp_pasv() twice will be causing any trouble. Best Ralf

You're right, my bad. I've improved the solution.

Thank you. It's working like a charm. :-)