FTP Check Reply VI

Owning Palette: Intermediate FTP VIs

Requires: Base Development System

Converts an FTP reply into a class (first digit), sub-class (second digit), and code (third digit). The VI also determines whether the reply is within an expected class.

(NI Linux Real-Time) The FTP server is disabled by default, and you cannot use it in safe mode. National Instruments recommends using WebDAV as the file transfer mechanism for improved security.

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	reply is the reply code that an FTP command returns.
	expected class is the class that reply is expected to be in. The default expected class is 500 – Permanent. The expected class can be any of the following values: 0 unknown 1 100 + Prelim 2 200 + 3 300 + Intermed 4 400 – Transient 5 500 – Permanent
	class contains the class (first digit) of the reply. The class can be any of the following values: 0 unknown 1 100 + Prelim 2 200 + 3 300 + Intermed 4 400 – Transient 5 500 – Permanent
	sub class contains the subclass (second digit) of the reply. The sub class can be any of the following values: 0 Syntax 1 Information 2 Connection 3 Authentication 4 Unspecified 5 File System 6 Unknown
	code contains the code (third digit) of the reply.
	match returns TRUE if class is the same as expected class.