Glutnix
We have a printer at work here that allows us to FTP files to it and it will print them.  I don't know how reliable this feature is for printing, but I decided to check it out and got errors:

So above you can see the bugged out directory tree. Hope you can fix it! Cheers I can supply more info if necessary
    SmartFTP v1.0.983.22
    Resolving host name hpprinter...
    Connecting to (hpprinter) ->  IP: 10.0.20.63 PORT: 21
    Connected to (hpprinter) -> Time = 15ms
    Socket connected waiting for login sequence.
220 JD FTP Server Ready. 
    USER anonymous
331 Enter password. 
    PASS (hidden)
230-Hewlett-Packard FTP Print Server Version 2.4.5
  Directory:     Description:                 
  ------------------------------------------------------
  PORT1          Print to port 1 hp LaserJet 2430
  To print a file, use the command: put <filename> [portx]
  or 'cd' to a desired port and use: put <filename>.
  Ready to print to PORT1
230 User logged in. 
    SYST
215 UNIX Type: L8. 
    FEAT
500 Command unrecognized or unimplemented. 
    REST 100
200 REST Ok. 
    PWD
257 "/" is current directory. "(default port is : /PORT1) hp LaserJet 2430" 
    Compression disabled for private IP addresses.
    TYPE A
200 Type set to A, Using ASCII mode to transfer files. 
    PASV
227 Entering Passive Mode (10,0,20,63,93,12). 
    Opening data connection IP: 10,0,20,63,93,12 PORT: 23820.
    LIST -aL
150 Opening ASCII mode data connection. 
    15 bytes received successfully. (15 B/s) (00:00:01).
226 Transfer complete. 
    CWD /
250 Changed directory to "/". 
    PWD
257 "/" is current directory. "(default port is : /PORT1) hp LaserJet 2430" 
    Compression disabled for private IP addresses.
    Cached directory reloaded.
    CWD /
250 Changed directory to "/". 
    PWD
257 "/" is current directory. "(default port is : /PORT1) hp LaserJet 2430" 
    Compression disabled for private IP addresses.
    Cached directory reloaded.
    CWD /" is current directory. "(default port is : /PORT1) hp LaserJet 2430/
550 No such file or directory.

So above you can see the bugged out directory tree. Hope you can fix it! Cheers I can supply more info if necessary
