FTP statements currently don't support proxy servers. You can use WebGetFile statement to download files via proxy servers using FTP protocol, but there is no command currently available to upload files via proxies. If you are on Windows 2000 or later you can use the following workaround: In Windows Explorer map remote FTP site as a network drive (Tools/Map Network Drive menu). This will use default proxy settings entered in the Internet Explorer. You can then work with files on the mapped drive similar to how you work with files on a regular network share. Depending on your settings you probably will not be able to delete or rename them but you can copy them back and forth. FileCopy, FileCopyEx and other statements can be used for that purpose. : Is there anything like "WebPutFile" which I can use to upload a : file : to a ftp server using the proxy settings configured with WebConfig?
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