Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server (General questions)
Cliff,
seems that Core FTP doesn't reply on PORT command with 200 response, but decides to use 250. By RFC specification from 1985
http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc959.html
you will see that correct response to PORT is 200 - thus component is confused and awaits wrong response. Since 250 is also used during data file transfer, component expects 250 to close the data which doesn't happen - and it times out.
I will see how easy/hard is to make workaround for this, but you should mark this complaint to Core FTP authors to be fixed.
Hope I helped.
Kreso
Complete thread:
- PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-12, 20:33
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - woddrazen, 2007-01-12, 20:39
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-12, 20:46
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - woddrazen, 2007-01-12, 21:45
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-12, 21:56
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-12, 21:59
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - woddrazen, 2007-01-12, 22:08
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-12, 22:12
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - wodSupport, 2007-01-12, 23:53
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-15, 15:42
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - wodSupport, 2007-01-12, 23:53
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-12, 22:12
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - woddrazen, 2007-01-12, 22:08
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-12, 21:59
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-12, 21:56
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - woddrazen, 2007-01-12, 21:45
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - Cliff, 2007-01-12, 20:46
- Re: PutFile Timeout on Core FTP Server - woddrazen, 2007-01-12, 20:39