FTP Error 550 File not found

I have seen this where some clients use incorrect terminology and Put means get and GET means put!!  Can you just double check that your ftp software on the camera uses the correct method to PUT the image.

Here is the script that the camera uses to write an image to the FTP server:

WriteImageFTP($A$0,"192.168.10.13","User@COMPANY.com","Password",$A$0,O203,100000,G203,0,0,1,1)

everything i'm seeing shows 550 is access denied/permission denied

i would verify everything is what it should be and the ACL on the folder it's trying to write to

Good Day,

@Seth Simmons:
We verified the user credentials using an FTP Client, Web Interface and Windows File Explorer. Was able to read, write and modify.

According to the list of FTP Error Codes 550 is listed as:

550 Requested action not taken. File unavailable (e.g., file not found, no access). We have ruled out the access part.

@Neilsr:
Yes, each picture uploaded is given an Unique file name incorporating Date, HR ,MM, SS, Picture Number

And Happy New Year everyone

Ok, got it sorted:

First, the cameras are configured using a spreadsheet developed by the manufacturer. Within the spreadsheet it creates the file name and determines the path from several fields. We cleared all of the fields that were related to the path for Camera 2 and Camera 2 wrote the images to the default folder properly, when I added back the recommended path fields it failed. This gave us the idea to remove the default folder location from one field of the Spreadsheet and this wrote the images properly to Camera 2 folder. So what was happening is the spreadsheet was trying to create the path as follows: \\Server\DefaultFTPFolder\DefaultFTPFolder\Camera2\filename.bmp (This path did not exist causing the FTP Code 550). Once the field was removed in the spreadsheet it set the path to \\Server\DefaultFTPFolder\Camera2\filename.bmp

Second, After fixing Camera2, we applied the fix to Camera3 but discovered it would not write still. Upon reviewing the log we noticed it was attempting to write in Active Mode. After an hour of reviewing the configuration spreadsheet we found a hidden attribute that determined Active or Passive.

We appreciate everyone that helped.

Thanks,

Dave