I use FTP client demo from OverbyteIcsSslFtpTst1.dpr. I set up server,
port, username, password, host file (directory on server). Then I use
these commands:
Open - ok
Auth TLS/SSL - ok
User - ok
Pass - ok
Cwd
Winsock version 2.2
WinSock 2.0
Running
Executing Requested Command
220 EFT
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I use FTP client demo from OverbyteIcsSslFtpTst1.dpr. I set up server,
port, username, password, host file (directory on server). Then I use
these commands:
Open - ok
Auth TLS/SSL - ok
User - ok
Pass - ok
Cwd - ok
Pwd - ok (I
The DIR command is the first command that needs to use the data channel,
failure usually means the new data TCP connection has been blocked by a
firewall or NAT routing has failed to find a route.
It might be possible, we have very restrictive firewall. Is there any
way how to detect which
It might be possible, we have very restrictive firewall. Is there
any way how to detect which port it is trying to use so I can allow
them?
In passive mode, the FTP server offers an IP address and port for the
client to connect to, you have no control over what ports it chooses.
Since it
It ends with similar error. So is problem in our firewall?
Status: Resolving address of ics.ftptest.org
Status: Connecting to 217.146.102.142:990...
Status: Connection established, initializing TLS...
Status: Verifying certificate...
Status: TLS/SSL connection established, waiting for welcome
Hello,
Delphi 2007, ICS 7.39 (THttpServer)
I have a server (THttpServer) and clients derived from THttpConnection and
all has been working well.
I now need to set the initial page a user accesses after log on, regardless
of the url he is attempting to access first.
All the log on code is
It ends with similar error. So is problem in our firewall?
Command: PASV
Response: 227 Entering Passive Mode (217,146,102,142,82,27).
Not quite the same, since at least my server has returned a public IP
address for your client to connect to. Most firewalls allow outside
access to
I now need to set the initial page a user accesses after log on,
regardless of the url he is attempting to access first.
You can do this in the BeforeProcessRequest method, by modifying the
client path to another page name.
procedure TMainForm.HttpAppSrvBeforeProcessRequest(Sender, Client:
Hello,
I have a timer that I am using to require a re-logon after X minutes.
In the AuthGetPassword I check if the user has timed out and do not supply a
password and this causes the browser to ask for the credentials.
Perfect.
If I select cancel for when asked for the user name and password
