Hi Andrew
Yes... I tested that previously as well ....
but I do not think that the problem is located there ....
this is from the output(debug 9):
<--- 213 20080525151014
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000581.txt
<--- 213 20080526151625
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000582.txt
<--- 213 20080527150904
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000583.txt
<--- 213 20080528152118
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000584.txt
<--- 213 20080529151220
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000585.txt
<--- 213 20080530152232
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000586.txt
<--- 213 20080531150956
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000587.txt
<--- 213 20080601151138
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000588.txt
<--- 213 20080602151858
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000589.txt
<--- 213 20080603151607
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000590.txt
<--- 213 20080604151619
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000591.txt
<--- 213 20080605151521
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000592.txt
<--- 213 20080606151200
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000593.txt
<--- 213 20080607151318
---> MDTM ISSPA452_000000594.txt
<--- 213 20080608151957
---> MDTM gsm150_000000001.txt
<--- 213 20070202102028
---> MDTM logs
<--- 550 logs: The system cannot find the file specified.
---> PORT 139,116,26,197,212,99
<--- 200 PORT command successful.
---> RETR F080227013054.fak
<--- 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for F080227013054.fak
(28 bytes).
---- saw file size in response
---- Accepted data connection from (217.18.193.131) port 20
---- Got EOF on data connection
---- Closing data socket
<--- 226 Transfer complete.
and from here it never progresses......
and I have in the ".lftprc" :
set ftp:ssl-allow no
any ideas ??
Den 06/06/2008 kl. 18.54 skrev Andrew Schulman:
That worked. I put the entry in /etc/lftp.conf.
What lead you to ssl? Was it the certificate?
Most firewalls allow FTP traffic to pass by inspecting the contents
of the
control connection to determine which port the client or server is
asking to
have opened for the data connection, and then unblocking that
port. With SSL
enabled, the firewall can't do that and so your data connection is
blocked.
Common problem, has happened to me. The solution is what Alexander
recommended-- turn off SSL for the FTP control connection. Of
course, then your
password is sent in the clear.
regards
niels
