- martin
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- uBdiego
Thanks Martin, thanks a lot it work now
Checked with these valuse 0,1,2
0 – ok
1 – I think it disables the option
2 – It does not add the option to the list
Checked with these valuse 0,1,2
0 – ok
1 – I think it disables the option
2 – It does not add the option to the list
- martin
Re: FTPS (FTP-TLS) file transfer fail
Please, try setting
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login_raw
Please post a complete log file in anycase. Let me know.
FtpTransferActiveImmediately2=on
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_login_raw
Please post a complete log file in anycase. Let me know.
- uBdiego
..... I forget some details
Self signed server certificate
Reuse TLS session ID for data connections checked
I can create new folders or delete files on the remote side without any problems
But I can't create a new file
Self signed server certificate
Reuse TLS session ID for data connections checked
I can create new folders or delete files on the remote side without any problems
But I can't create a new file
- uBdiego
FTPS (FTP-TLS) file transfer fail
I am setting up an FTP/FTPS server on an ESP32
Using WinSCP 6.5.6 on a Windows 10 PC, I connect to my ESP32 device to test my server
In FTP mode, everything works as expected
In FTPS mode, I can access the remote directory (using the
If I use the FileZilla client on the PC, again in FTPS mode, everything works fine
I tried to figure out what the problem was by examining the WinSCP log and I see a connection timeout (in attachment the log fragment for file transfer)
I also tried examining the Wireshark logs for both WinSCP and FileZilla. It seems that the file transfer timeout is caused by the absence of the ClientHello message, which initiates the TLS handshake.
Possible ?
Using WinSCP 6.5.6 on a Windows 10 PC, I connect to my ESP32 device to test my server
In FTP mode, everything works as expected
In FTPS mode, I can access the remote directory (using the
LIST command) but I cannot transfer any files, either from the PC to the ESP32 or vice versa from the ESP32 to the PC
If I use the FileZilla client on the PC, again in FTPS mode, everything works fine
I tried to figure out what the problem was by examining the WinSCP log and I see a connection timeout (in attachment the log fragment for file transfer)
I also tried examining the Wireshark logs for both WinSCP and FileZilla. It seems that the file transfer timeout is caused by the absence of the ClientHello message, which initiates the TLS handshake.
Possible ?