Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
here is the debug output from 4.7.1, i used debug 3 command:
---- Connecting to www.mufley.com (91.121.140.194) port 443
Certificate depth: 0; subject: /C=uk/ST=berkshire/L=reading/O=mufley dot
com/CN=www.mufley.com/emailAddress=p...@mufley.com; issuer:
/C=uk/ST=berkshire/O=mufley dot com/CN=mufley dot
com/emailAddress=p...@mufley.com
WARNING: Certificate verification: unable to get local issuer
certificate
(B6:69:00:52:0E:A7:FC:4A:05:33:18:FE:BE:B0:D9:70:63:78:19:90)
WARNING: Certificate verification: unable to verify the first
certificate
(B6:69:00:52:0E:A7:FC:4A:05:33:18:FE:BE:B0:D9:70:63:78:19:90)
and then repeats itself until i press CTRL-C.
and i did "set ssl:verify-certificate no"
fred
On 2016-05-04 12:22, Alexander Lukyanov wrote:
Please send me the debug output. In 4.7.0 the http authentication was
reworked, so there can be a bug indeed.
пн, 2 мая 2016 г. в 13:20, Frederico Costa
<fredpo...@mufley.com>:
Hi there,
I have been using lftp for some years now, and has been working
smoothly
i can say.
Now i have upgrade to version 4.7.1, and it seems i am having a bit
of
an issue when comes to http authentication.
So, my setup is rather simple, and it has been running for some
years,
through a crontab on a daily task to get the latest backup files
from an
external server.
command from crontab:
/usr/local/bin/lftp -f /usr/home/user/scripts/backup.lftp
the content of the script (backup.lftp) i am running
--
set mirror:order "backup*"
set http:authorization user:pass
set ssl:verify-certificate no
open https://www.mysite.com/transfer
mirror -c --Remove-source-files home /data/public/backup &
at 0610 -- exit top kill &
--
This has been running without any problems up to version 4.6.5:
--
4.6.5
lftp :~> set mirror:order "backup*"
lftp :~> set http:authorization user:pass
lftp :~> set ssl:verify-certificate no
lftp :~> open https://www.mysite.com/transfer
cd: received redirection to `https://www.mysite.com/transfer/'
cd ok, cwd=/transfer
lftp www.mufley.com:/transfer> mirror -c --Remove-source-files home
/data/public/backup
web logs
mysite.com [1] - transftp [02/May/2016:09:54:03 +0100] "HEAD
/transfer
HTTP/1.1" 301 - "-" "lftp/4.6.5"
mysite.com [1] - transftp [02/May/2016:09:54:03 +0100] "HEAD
/transfer/
HTTP/1.1" 200 - "-" "lftp/4.6.5"
--
I have upgraded this weekend to version 4.7.1 (tested also on
4.7.0),
and now:
--
4.7.0/1
lftp :~> set mirror:order "backup*"
lftp :~> set http:authorization user:pass
lftp :~> set ssl:verify-certificate no
lftp :~> open https://www.mysite.com/transfer
(it will cycle now through the below messages)
cd `https://www.mufley.com/transfer' [Connecting...]
cd `https://www.mufley.com/transfer' [Fetching headers...]
cd `https://www.mufley.com/transfer' [Waiting for response...]
web logs
mysite.com [1] - - [02/May/2016:10:57:17 +0100] "HEAD /transfer
HTTP/1.1"
401 - "-" "lftp/4.7.0"
mysite.com [1] - - [02/May/2016:10:57:17 +0100] "HEAD /transfer
HTTP/1.1"
401 - "-" "lftp/4.7.0"
mysite.com [1] - - [02/May/2016:10:57:17 +0100] "HEAD /transfer
HTTP/1.1"
401 - "-" "lftp/4.7.0"
--
No changes have been done to the webserver, and when i use back
again
version 4.6.5 every works fine.
So it seems on the 4.7.x the server replies with a 401 Unauthorized,
instead of the 301 redirect and 200 ok.
From what i can understand this seems to be related to the new http
authentication functionality that has been added to 4.7.x.
Maybe i am missing something in the scripts to be updated to run
correclty on 4.7.x versions?
I tried to look into the code, but it will take me a bit of time to
understand, so i decided to drop you this email.
Can you check this when you have some time? Or do you need more
information, or more debug done?
I will be more than happier to help.
Looking forward to some feedback...
Fred
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