Well, I had a little webcam server on tcp base that used to work on WinME, but not on Win98 - using the same firewall settings. It was using the small http server example from the code archives, modified to work with http 1.1. So I wouldn't be surprised if there is some kind of incompatibility. Anyway, FTP Servers tend to speak in many languages, you know, there are so many diffrent protocols and standards that most FTP Clients are not compatible to some Servers (at least not with the default settings).
But, isn't it the way that a FTP server sends two blank lines (chr$(10)) when he said what he wanted to say? OR was that HTTP? Pretty confusing. Maye there is some kind of FTP EOF Signal, at least on some servers...
I reccomend to print out onscreen the server answers to see if there is some kind of convention, and last but not least have a look on the RFC Specifications about FTP: http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfcxx00.html
But, isn't it the way that a FTP server sends two blank lines (chr$(10)) when he said what he wanted to say? OR was that HTTP? Pretty confusing. Maye there is some kind of FTP EOF Signal, at least on some servers...
I reccomend to print out onscreen the server answers to see if there is some kind of convention, and last but not least have a look on the RFC Specifications about FTP: http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfcxx00.html