Can anyone please urgently shed some light as to why I cannot connect to any of my FTP sites any more?
I have about a dozen or so connections which all worked perfectly in version 9 this morning. Now I just updated (I won't use the word "upgraded" yet) and can no longer connect.
As an example from one of my connections, if I watch the FTP server's log: I constantly see the following messages (attachment)
Firewall or other permissions problems?
I've been using Opus 10 for several months (since the beta days) and I FTP upload/download every day without any connection issues.
[quote="JohnZeman"]Firewall or other permissions problems?
I've been using Opus 10 for several months (since the beta days) and I FTP upload/download every day without any connection issues.[/quote]
I should have been clearer: same PC: Dopus 9, filezilla, etc etc works, Dopus 10 does not.
Yes, I have uninstalled and re-installed. Same problem.
Opening Connection X.X.X.X:21
--> USER xxxxxxxx
331 User xxxxxx, password please
--> PASS ...
--> SYST
215 UNIX Type: L8
--> TYPE A
200 Type ASCII
--> PWD
257 "/" is the current directory
--> CWD xxxxxxxxxxx/Downloads/xxxxxxxxxxx
--> PWD
257 "/xxxxxxxxxxx/Downloads/xxxxxxxxxxx" is the current directory
--> PORT 10,8,0,19,193,76
FD_CLOSE - WSAECONNABORTED: Software caused connection abort
Connection closed
Timeout on Command 1007.
257 "/" is the current directory
--> CWD /xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/
250 Change directory ok
--> PWD
257 "/MagicLogic/0 Transfer" is the current directory
--> PASV
FD_CLOSE - WSAECONNABORTED: Software caused connection abort
Connection closed
Timeout on Command 1007.
There's your answer. You are trying to make an active connection when you are using a NAT with subnet 10.x.x.x. That's not possible.
You've turned on Active transfers. Change this to use a PASV connection.[/quote]
Ok, rewinding a bit there... where does that PORT bollocks come from? When I connect using filezilla I get a much more expected result:
PORT 192,168,0,100,202,137
There's your answer. You are trying to make an active connection when you are using a NAT with subnet 10.x.x.x. That's not possible.
You've turned on Active transfers. Change this to use a PASV connection.[/quote]
Ok, rewinding a bit there... where does that PORT bollocks come from? When I connect using filezilla I get a much more expected result:
PORT 192,168,0,100,202,137[/quote]
And to answer myself - I suspect it's my VPN. Why is Dopus 10 trying to use my VPN instead of my default internet connection?
And well blow me if it's not all magically ok if I disconnect my VPN. What's D10 doing using that connection?
Can I get a fix easily?
--> PORT 192,168,0,100,202,241
200 Port command received
--> LIST -alF
150 Opening data connection
813 bytes received in 0.27 seconds (29.304 Kbytes/sec)
226 Transfer complete
Is your VPN set as the default gateway? Try turning that off and re-connecting to it if so. (Just a wild guess, but it's caused me problems in the past with VPNs.)
We should also not forget that DOpus 9.x runs on this identical configuration with no problems. I think the inescapable conclusion is that it is a bug in 10.