Fetch Softworks

Opentransport error under OS X (7 posts)

• Started 21 years ago by lilliz
• Latest reply 20 years ago from fishinwa

• lilliz Member

  I get error -3158 and lots of other problems using fetch under OS X 10.0.4, Same application works fine under OS 9.1 I've checked the transcript and I beleive it sends diffrent commands between OS versions.

  Im pasting in a bit of the transcript below.

  System Version = 0x1004
  Connecting to 172.20.250.70 port 21 (01-07-07 19.58.52)
  220 ftp1 FTP server (FTP server - Unauthorized use is prohibited - All transfers are logged) ready.
  ADAT
  500 'ADAT Hi there, do you support security?': command not understood.
  USER ftp
  331 Guest login ok, send ident as password.
  PASS
  230 Guest login ok, access restrictions apply.
  SYST
  215 UNIX Type: L8 Version: SUNOS
  PWD
  257 "/" is current directory.
  MACB ENABLE
  500 'MACB ENABLE': command not understood.
  PWD
  257 "/" is current directory.
  PORT 172,20,22,80,179,180
  200 PORT command successful.
  LIST
  150 ASCII data connection for /bin/ls (217.78.43.96,46004) (0 bytes).
  total 232
  dr-xr-xr-x 11 root root 4096 Mar 2 11:05 .
  dr-xr-xr-x 11 root root 4096 Mar 2 11:05 ..
  drwxrwxrwx 9 root root 8192 Jul 7 00:01 .snapshot
  dr-x--x--x 2 root root 4096 Jul 12 2000 bin
  dr-x--x--x 2 root root 4096 May 1 2000 dev
  dr-x--x--x 3 root root 4096 May 12 2000 etc
  drwxrws-wt 50 root 1000 20480 Jul 7 02:30 incoming
  drwxrws-wt 238 root 1000 45056 Jul 7 05:32 outgoing
  drwxrws-wt 6 root 1000 4096 Jun 25 15:28 private
  drwxrwsr-t 22 root 1000 16384 Jul 5 08:02 pub
  dr-x--x--x 5 root root 4096 May 1 2000 usr
  226 ASCII Transfer complete.
  CWD pub
  250 CWD command successful.
  PWD
  257 "/pub" is current directory.
  PORT 172,20,22,80,17,130
  200 PORT command successful.
  LIST
  150 ASCII data connection for /bin/ls (217.78.43.96,4482) (0 bytes).
  ftp_list: -3155 (state == GETTING_LIST)
  QUIT
  226 ASCII Transfer complete.
  Connecting to 172.20.250.70 port 21 (01-07-07 20.00.04)
  220 172.20.250.70 Fileserver
  ADAT
  500 Unknown command.
  USER ftp
  331 Password required for ftp.
  PASS
  230 User ftp logged in.
  SYST
  215 UNIX Type: L8
  PWD
  257 "/" is current directory.
  MACB ENABLE
  500 Unknown command.
  PWD
  257 "/" is current directory.
  PORT 172,20,22,80,171,35
  200 Port command successful.
  LIST
  150 Opening data connection for directory list.
  ftp_list: -3162 (state == GETTING_LIST)
  CWD /
  226 Transfer ok
  ftp_cwd: -30000 (state == CHANGING_DIR)
  CWD /
  250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
  PWD
  250 CWD command successful. "/" is current directory.
  PORT 172,20,22,80,181,220
  257 "/" is current directory.
  ftp_list: -30000 (state == GETTING_LIST)
  CWD <unknown directory>
  200 Port command successful.
  PWD
  550 CWD failed. '<unknown directory>' : no such file or directory.
  PORT 172,20,22,80,148,238
  257 "/" is current directory.
  ftp_list: -30000 (state == GETTING_LIST)

  [This message has been edited by lilliz (edited 07-07-2001).]

  Posted 21 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  I'd recommend unchecking the "Use Internet Config" box in the General section of Preferences, and checking the "Use passive mode transfers (PASV)" box in the Firewall section of Preferences. Does that help?

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 21 years ago #

• lilliz Member

  Originally posted by JimMatthews:

  I'd recommend unchecking the "Use Internet Config" box in the General section of Preferences, and checking the "Use passive mode transfers (PASV)" box in the Firewall section of Preferences. Does that help?

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  I havent enabled the use internet config on either OS X or 9.1 also tried the Passive thing with no effect. I have the exact same preferences in OS 9.1 where fetch works flawlessly. BTW I've copied the application from the OS 9.1 harddrive to the OS X harddrive so its not the same application.

  (Actually when I tested against the ASIP ftp server it seemed to work fine, unfortunatley I'm Unable to try again on that server which the transcript comes from, But I know that I did try that PASV there aswell, I was kind of desperate at that moment..

  /Göran

  [This message has been edited by lilliz (edited 07-09-2001).]

  Posted 21 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  Could you post a transcript of a session where PASV was used?

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 21 years ago #

• lilliz Member

  Originally posted by JimMatthews:

  Could you post a transcript of a session where PASV was used?

  Thanks,

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  No Im sorry I didnt save one of those :() I sat for hours and hours switching on/off things in the preferences, making new connections etc but I could only get it to work on the top level of the server, any other directory I opened then i started to give me errors.

  Question 1). If I enable PASV in the preference panel do I have to restart Fetch for it to take effect or is it enough to make a new connection ?

  Question 2) Why would the PASV setting matter on MacOS X and not MacOS 9.1 ?

  The settings were identical and it worked flawless under macos 9.1 but not under macos X.

  Regards

  Posted 21 years ago #

• Jim Matthews Administrator

  Question 1). If I enable PASV in the preference panel do I have to restart Fetch for it to take effect or is it enough to make a new connection ?

  It's enough to make a new connection.

  Question 2) Why would the PASV setting matter on MacOS X and not MacOS 9.1 ?

  If there was a networking problem or limitation that was specific to Mac OS X, using PASV might work around it.

  Jim Matthews
  Fetch Softworks

  Posted 21 years ago #

• fishinwa Member

  Does that help?

  This is the really nice thing about message boards, as I find myself replying months later. The answer is a resounding Yes! It does help indeed, and answers my question as to why Fetch wouldn't remember to use PASV mode. You need to uncheck "Use Internet Config".

  Thank you Jim! And Thank you lilliz for your original post!

  Posted 20 years ago #