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jeffd

try \n at the end of the line

jeffd

It doesn't have anything to do with the Core FTP software, it's DNS related:

http://coreftp.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1535

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http://coreftp.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1137

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If you install the 1.3c version over your 1.3 version, it should export correctly. Don't worry, you won't lose any settings, unless you uninstall.

jeffd

http://www.coreftp.com/faq/#Cat19

default settings put them in the registry. Right clicking on the site list in the Site Manager, then choosing "Reindex Sites" may restore them too.

jeffd

Resolving ftp.addictivedreams.insleephesangtome.com...
Connect socket #4616 to 65.39.211.126, port 21...

The server isn't responding. It's down or you aren't being allowed to connect to it or it's the wrong host altogether.
You'll need to your hosting provider and ask if they can help.

jeffd

You are trying to connect using active transfers (PORT), not PASV. Check the PASV setting in your site profile (black not gray). Your connection should look like this (see PASV highlighted).. Resolving ftp.coreftp.com... Connect socket #1732 to 69.61.78.33, port 21... 220 Core FTP server Version 1.0...

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Security of files is determined by server settings and not anything the client does. A lot of times they install an update on the server or changed security and don't tell anyone. You can change permissions on files by right clicking on them, click on properites then either put in 644 manually or ch...

jeffd

there isn't any way to tell what the password is, since it's encrypted.

Are you saying you don't know what the password is at all? If that's the case, you'll have to contact the web host provider to get it.

jeffd

You'll probably want to contact your webhost provider... If the web server is down, everything is down.

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I know this was mentioned above but I'll post it more detail because it might help. Try using active mode connections (PASV not checked), and then define your router's external IP in the adv -> connections -> Use NAT/IP address field. I had this problem once at a customer site and it was the only th...

jeffd

There's a few here: http://www.coreftp.com/doc/

If you want to know more about web pages, check a search engine for "hmtl tutorial" or "web page tutorial".

jeffd

If you followed the wildcard instructions from this link, specifying *.* for the filename, you should be good to go: http://www.coreftp.com/docs/web1/Schedule_FTP_transfers.htm Are you running build 1447? There was a multi-level directory problem that was fixed in this build, where if the directory ...

jeffd

it is. I use 4096 and 16384 myself.

jeffd

uncheck the PASV option in your site profile.

If you want active mode for ALL connections, goto view -> options -> connections -> uncheck 'PASV connections for all transfers'.

jeffd

I think you have the path corrrect if it's changing to the directory (log shows the CWD with a return code of "250 ok"). Now it sounds like the user account (on the FTP server) doesn't have write access to the directory that they are uploading to. There should be something in the log that ...

jeffd

Its much easier to setup the user's account/default directory on the FTP server. This way you do not have to configure Core FTP at all and when the user connects, they get put in their own directory automatically (usually a virtual one that looks like '/'). Putting a user in their own home directory...

jeffd

Uncheck the 'PASV' option in your site profile. Your firewall or network router is blocking the outgoing connection.

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Whenever this has happened to me, it's been a server problem. It's too busy or needs a reboot.

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With FTP protocols (all exept SSH/SFTP) you have to open your port 21 AND a port range. This can be just about anywhere you want but like I said before, if your router doesn't allow a port range, you'll be in for some trouble. You may have to plug in ports one by one and your FTP port range should b...

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this does sound like a router/firewall related problem on the server side. This doesn't sound like a problem connecting out, it's something blocking your connection to the server. The easiest thing to do is go directly to the router/firewall software product website and do a search for FTP. Redirect...

jeffd

If you can't even connect out then it is almost definitely a firewall problem. Did you take a look at this link yet? http://coreftp.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=463 And if you're using Norton, search the forums for details. If you are using a firewall software with the XP firewall you may have to disa...

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Can you connect at all or is it just the directory listing that's not available?

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goes to show you can't please everyone all the time. We will try to get things fixed in the next release.

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I was thinking you could change the default executable and then try 'add all ascii' but that doesn't work. Wait it does but there is a trick. If you change the default executable and then hit ok, then reenter the file associations settings, hit the "add all ascii" option again, you can add...

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You can check the 'use default extensions' option in there too and then you won't have to spend all that time changing the extensions.

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Recheck the information your web host provider sent you. What happens a lot is that people try connecting to the wrong FTP server (wrong address) and they can't login.

jeffd

Select the MVS server type in your site profile. You can do this by going into the site manager, selecting your site, then advanced -> general -> server type 'MVS'. If it doesn't fix it, right click on the remote directory, select directory commands -> directory info, and send it to support.

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That's a web hostname. Try "s15.invisionfree.com" (no quotes) for your hostname or find out what the IP of your FTP server is.

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Is there anything in the advanced -> connection -> Use NAT IP/Address field? (could be spaces even).

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The message you are looking at is on the command channel which works ok if you got up to this point. The problem is in the data channel and it can't connect. If you are on a slow connection you can change the timeout inthe global settings. Go to View -> Options -> Connections and increase the connec...

jeffd

Is 'home.alltel.net/xxxxxxxxx' the hostname?

Take out the '/xxxxxxxxx' part if it is. Resolving it might not work and cause that error.

jeffd

It should be the same as explorer... If you hold down the CTRL key while selecting each file, and then drag over those files, it should work.

The other way to do it is to select the first file and then hold down the shift key and select the last file you want..

jeffd

sftp (ssh) doesn't support site to site transfers. There is a global option in the transfers section 'local site to site transfers' that might do the trick.

jeffd

If you increase the size of your buffers it should help too.

Go to the advanced - connection settings of the site profile and increase the send to 4096, receive 16384.

If you go higher than 32k on the receive it can sometimes slow thigns down.

jeffd

DMZ is a mode that will allow a computer to bypass most router settings. Gamers use it a lot so they can play games when certain ports are blocked by the router. If DMZ works then that would tell you your router is part of the problem.

Did you try port mode? (uncheck the pasv option)

jeffd

it doesn't look like a firewall issue unless your firewall is blocking certian ports. If that was happening you would see timeout messages in the log.

Sometimes the server is just overloaded or needs a reboot...

jeffd

You can try to validate your web page here: http://validator.w3.org/

If that doesn't help, I'd check with your hosting company to see if there is something wrong with the server.
Your index is named index.htm and the server could want index.html...

jeffd

Which build are you using? Let me know and I'll give it a try.

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This is a way to copy / move files to another directory after downloading.... Go into the external settings of your site profile (advanced -> external). In the post download field, enter: cmd.exe /c copy %1 c:\destination_directory\ (copy) cmd.exe /c move %1 c:\desination_directory\ (move)

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