Arno Garrels wrote:
Arrgh, after uploading 40.000 files w/o any problem ( all uploads
used the same listening passive port ) the server rebooted and I now
need to debug the Minidump it created. Will have a look at that
file tomorrow :-((
I suspect either the patched tcpip.sys (patch from
So I've made the passive port change in the FTP server, and
installed it on the offending server, need to wait for the logs tomorrow to
see if the remote clients are happier.
Using sequential passive ports instead of the same one repeatedly seems
to have fixed my problem. One client took
Is this the original ICS FTP server component with your latest
changes?
Yes, not the socket server versions, and I'm not made any changes to
passive mode, ports or data connections, except the data source.
Angus
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I guess that won't make a difference, since if a port were
still in use an exception in Listen/Bind should be raised
and CommandPASV() should return the error.
There is a table in the server which keeps track of which passive ports
are in use, although it won't help if another application is
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
I guess that won't make a difference, since if a port were
still in use an exception in Listen/Bind should be raised
and CommandPASV() should return the error.
There is a table in the server which keeps track of which passive
ports are in use,
Can you reproduce those errors in a simple environment that uses
plain TCP/IP connections? Later today I will try as well.
No, I can not reproduce any passive problems locally with a server on my
development PC, or my local Windows 2000 server, or by accessing the
offending FTP server over the
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
Can you reproduce those errors in a simple environment that uses
plain TCP/IP connections? Later today I will try as well.
No, I can not reproduce any passive problems locally with a server on
my development PC, or my local Windows 2000 server, or
I have a problem with failed file uploads between the ICS FTP client and
server when using passive mode, which may be related to the passive port
pool. For some reason, the passive port pool does not allocate
sequential port numbers, but continually re-allocates the same numbers,
if they have
