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Usually won't connect; or won't list files (4 posts)
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- Started 21 years ago by tgilson
- Latest reply 21 years ago from Jim Matthews
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tgilson Member
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Jim Matthews Administrator
One thing you can try is 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.
That might help with the file list problem. As for the not-connecting problem, you'll probably need to consult with the firewall administrator for suggestions.
Thanks,
Jim Matthews
Fetch Softworks -
swatson Member
I check the PASV box in the Firewall section of Preferences, but I have to do it everytime I start fetch. Is there anyway to make the default?
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Jim Matthews Administrator
Unchecking "Use Internet Config" in the General section of Preferences should let your changes to the PASV setting stick.
Jim Matthews
Fetch Softworks
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Most of the time when I try to connect to ftp sites I get no connection. One server does seem to connect, but slowly, and list files. Another server connects but lists no files.
Here is a transcript of a session where I connected but no files were listed, and also several other failed attempts:
System Version = 0x1011
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.milminccc.org port 21 (12/4/01 2:11:26 PM)
220 kilimanjaro Microsoft FTP Service (Version 4.0).
ADAT
500 'ADAT Hi there, do you support security?': command not understood
USER mildev
331 Password required for mildev.
PASS
230 User mildev logged in.
SYST
215 Windows_NT version 4.0
PWD
257 "/" is current directory.
MACB ENABLE
500 'MACB ENABLE': command not understood
SITE DIRSTYLE
200 MSDOS-like directory output is off
PWD
257 "/" is current directory.
PORT 192,168,100,254,8,248
200 PORT command successful.
LIST
150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for /bin/ls.
550 .: No such file or directory.
NOOP
200 NOOP command successful.
CWD /
250 CWD command successful.
PWD
257 "/" is current directory.
ABOR
CStreamOT::Read() OTRcv() returned -3208
225 ABOR command successful.
CWD /
250 CWD command successful.
PWD
257 "/" is current directory.
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.milminccc.org port 21 (12/4/01 2:14:17 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.milminccc.org port 21 (12/4/01 2:14:45 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.milminccc.org port 21 (12/4/01 2:15:19 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.milminccc.org port 21 (12/4/01 2:15:32 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.info.apple.com port 21 (12/4/01 2:15:56 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.milminccc.org port 21 (12/4/01 2:19:09 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.milminccc.org port 21 (12/4/01 2:19:23 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.cleanweb.net port 21 (12/4/01 2:27:11 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.cleanweb.net port 21 (12/4/01 2:30:21 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.milminccc.org port 21 (12/4/01 2:32:51 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.cleanweb.net port 21 (12/4/01 2:33:03 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.cleanweb.net port 21 (12/4/01 2:41:13 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.milminccc.org port 21 (12/4/01 2:41:27 PM)
Using SOCKS v4.3 gateway host: 192.168.10.26, port: 1080
Connecting to ftp.cleanweb.net port 21 (12/4/01 2:42:51 PM)
Thank you.
Posted 21 years ago #