09-09-14 10:22 mark lewis wrote to Ed Vance about FTP Error Message   
      
    ml> @MSGID: <540F7ABA.13240.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
    ml>  On Mon, 08 Sep 2014, Ed Vance wrote to Mark Lewis:   
   Howdy! Mark,   
   -snip-   
    EV> 500 Syntax error: 'ORT ##.###.###.###.10.185'   
    EV> 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for file transfer.   
      
      
    ml> yeah, it looks like something is interferring with your FTP   
    ml> traffic and causing the 'P' to be lost... the display of dots   
    ml> instead of commas might be just a display thing OR it may be   
    ml> that whatever is causing the missing 'P' is also switching the   
    ml> commas for periods... in any case, something is messing it   
    ml> up...   
      
   The dots are correct, it IS a IP Address and I didn't want to enter   
   the numbers in the address in my message(s) in case somebody who enjoys   
   messing around with other folks enjoyment of using a computer knew how   
   to use those numbers for tom foolery.   
      
   I tracert'ed the (#) numbers and it IS the IP for a AT&T Server, I have   
   no idea what the .10.185 means but I didn't want to type in the IP plus   
   those last two numbers. You know how I am.   
      
    ml> are you using live/active antivirus or antimalware software?   
    ml> does it monitor ftp streams?   
      
   AVAST! Free, SuperAntiSpyware Free, Malwarebytes Free, Spybot S&D and   
   WOT.   
      
   I don't know if they monitor what I'm doing at a CMD Prompt, I'd hope   
   that some of them did, whether I'm doing FTP or anything else on a CMD   
   Line.   
      
   I have had WOT ask me IF I REALLY WANT TO GO LOOK AT A PAGE.   
   And I have seen AVAST! Not Like what I was downloading, and tell me so.   
      
   That's as much as I know to tell You.   Thanks!   
      
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