On Tuesday 31 May 2011 11:47:58 pm Daniel Fazekas wrote:
> I too got confused by that name though last time, so don't even use
> "ftps://" with lftp since that is for implicit ftps, sorry about the bad
> advice. For explicit TLS just open it like "ftp://"; or you don't even need
> to specify a
On Wednesday 01 June 2011 10:44:29 pm augustin wrote:
> When searching the web earlier, I found other people asking very similar
> questions. There is a lot of confusion surrounding these topics; that's why
> I am offering, with your help, to clearly document all of this.
This is a 2006 post wh
On Jun 1, 2011, at 16:44, augustin wrote:
> With the settings you suggest,
I did not really suggest changing any settings, I just noted that those are
already the defaults so you shouldn't need to do anything and lftp will
automatically use the secure connection if the server tells it that it's
On Thursday 02 June 2011 12:04:07 am you wrote:
> Good, so it looks like your server supports AUTH TLS despite not admitting
> to it in the FEAT reply. Just turn use-feat off for that server then.
>
> set ftp:use-feat/example.com off
> set ftp:ssl-force/example.com on
Great. That seems to do th
I see this output in lftp:
---> PORT 192,168,1,2,168,225
---> REST 417792
---> RETR 00901.m2ts
<--- 426 ABORT
server bug: 426 reply missed
Closing aborted data socket
<--- 226-Transfer aborted
Is normal that lftp sends "426 ABORT" when download finished?
What is the meaning of "server b
