Re: No users can connect, no error.

2013-05-22 Thread John Hartnup
It looks as if the socket is being closed, and not by the server. Therefore, either the client or a firewall. To be absolutely sure of this, use something like Wireshark to trace the TCP packets -- find out which end closes the socket, and whether it's a FIN or a RST. Or you could attach a

Re: No users can connect, no error.

2013-05-22 Thread David Latorre
I would make sure that the ftplet is the actual reason(ie, add the ftplet again and check). You have two options: 1) fix your ftplet if that's enough for you 2) (recommended) use the logging output for your status window. For this, you can parse the log files or use an adequate logging appender /

ftps invalid keystore format

2013-05-22 Thread Goodwin, Matthew
I am trying to use ftps and I am getting invalid keystore format when using jdk6. I have attempted to use my own keytool generated certificate as well as the ftpserver.jks file that is in the Apache FtpServer distribution. Here is the section of code that is failing (pretty much taken directly