Is it correct an approach like: [CODE] //(...) FtpClient myc = new FtpClient( ); //init ftpclient myc.connect( "proxy.acme.ch", 21 ); //connect to server myc.login( "far-username@ftp.far-server.ch proxy_tech_userename", "far_password" ); //login if( myc.getReplyCode() == FtpReply.CODE_332 ){ //check if reply is 332 myc.sendCommand( "proxy_tech_password" ); } //(...) [/CODE] Can this be a possible solution? Sorry that I ask but I actually can't test... ;-) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - On Fri, 3 Feb 2006 08:58:44 +0100 "e.dominguez" wrote: > Hi. > I trying to connect to an ftp server through a proxy by a customer. > the enterprise has a proxy server, so for the connection I have received this 'connection example' (it's in german but i think is understandable): > > Sobald Sie die UserID und das Passwort für den Technical Account erhaltet haben, müssen Sie folgende Syntax anwenden: > (Beispiel basiert auf W32 FTP-Client). > > c:\>ftp proxy.acme.ch > Verbindung mit proxy.acme.ch wurde hergestellt. > 220 Blue Coat FTP Service > Benutzer (proxy.acme.ch:(none)): far-username@ftp.far-server.ch proxy_tech_userename > 331 Enter password. > Kennwort: far_password > 332 Enter proxy password. > Kennwort: proxy_tech_password > Hier nochmal die technische Syntax, die angewendet werden soll: > Usage: USER username@hostname proxyusername > PASS password > ACCT proxypassword > > How can i pass the second password (332/ACCT) as connection property for my pgm? > > Thanx. Best regards. e.dominguez --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: commons-user-unsubscribe@jakarta.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: commons-user-help@jakarta.apache.org