Encoding.com does not use FTP passive mode by default when retrieving or placing files. To use FTP with passive mode turned on, add ?passive=yes to the end of your FTP URL string (either source or destination): ftp://user:pass@ftphost.tld/path/to/your/file.ext?passive=yes
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How can I use passive mode for FTP downloading/uploading?
Encoding.com does not use FTP passive mode by default when retrieving or placing files. To use FTP with passive mode turned on, add ?passive=yes to the end of your FTP URL string (either source or destination): ftp://user:pass@ftphost.tld/path/to/your/file.ext?passive=yes
Double percent-encoding needed for VBScript FTP paths
For VBScript output to work, you may need to percent-encode the destination path twice. Like this.
Regular FTP path:
ftp://username@yourcompany.com:password@server.com/file.m3u8?passive=yes
Single URL (%) encoded - used for some standard FTP configurations
ftp://username%40yourcompany.com:password@server.com/file.m3u8?passive=yes
Double URL (%) encoded - used for VBScript FTP
ftp%3A%2F%2Fusername%2540yourcompany%3Apassword%40server.com%2Ffile.m3u8%3Fpassive%3Dyes
For VBScript output to work, you may need to percent-encode the destination path twice. Like this.
Regular FTP path:
ftp://username@yourcompany.com:password@server.com/file.m3u8?passive=yes
Single URL (%) encoded - used for some standard FTP configurations
ftp://username%40yourcompany.com:password@server.com/file.m3u8?passive=yes
Double URL (%) encoded - used for VBScript FTP
ftp%3A%2F%2Fusername%2540yourcompany%3Apassword%40server.com%2Ffile.m3u8%3Fpassive%3Dyes
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