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All, Implemenation specifics. OS: Win2k Advanced Server PHP Version: 4.3.0RC3 AS CGI I apologize for bringing this up again. I know everyone is tired of seeing issues on ftp_*() functions. Here is my issue. I have a Web page running on IIS5 Win2k Advanced Server. This page allows the user to enter hostname, username and password. From this form I to the FTP using the standard command. This script works great if I run under and admin level account. If I run under a general user I am able to logon but nothing is reported to the Web page. Funny thing still is if I run the script from a DOS window the output is returned. This has got to be a permissions issue but I do not know where to start. I have verified that everyone has PATH and permission to php-cgi.exe. Below is a snip of the FTP code I started with. And I did change the hostname and password information; <?php $conn = ftp_connect("<Remote hostname here>"); ftp_login($conn, "<User Name>", "<Password>"); $nlist = ftp_nlist($conn, ""); $rawlist = ftp_rawlist($conn, ""); echo "<pre>"; print_r($nlist); print_r($rawlist); echo "</pre>"; ?>