Hello
Have a tricky one here. I am able to connect to our server (FTP) on port 22 using FileZilla, list the directory, and copy files to and from the server.
BUT, using command line FTP, and Indy10 I cannot get to do a directory listing, the error is "socket error # 10061".
Any ideas? I have tried passive and active modes, data ports settings etc etc.
Thank you
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Thank you for the response
Port 22 is used. We are implementing a SFTP(we want to) although not using SSH and certificates yet.
But please note that FileZilla is able (using port 22) to do exactly what we want to, but we are using Indy10.
Why would Indy10 not be able to do this but FileZilla is?
Regards
Does Indy10 support SFTP ?
Did you check the other possibilities in my second post http:#24772475 ?
We use Indy's LIST method. FileZilla calls MLSD
It is at this point where Indy returns with the "socket error # 10061"....on the LIST method.
FileZilla at the same token continues and returns "150 Connection Accepted"
Command line FTP returns a "425 Can't open data connection" when we try the same commands than FileZilla
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by: Infinity08Posted on 2009-07-03 at 07:12:20ID: 24772458
Port 22 is not the standard port for FTP.
So, either the server is running on port 21 (the standard FTP port), and you need to specify port 21 when using the command line FTP tool.
Or, the server is indeed using port 22, in which case it's probably FTP over SSH, which is likely not supported by the command line FTP tool.
If the server is using port 22 in a non standard way (ie. for normal non-secure FTP), then make sure you specify that port when using the command line FTP tool.