CoreFTP not handling permissions properly -550 at wrong time

[cjard]

I note with interest that windows FTP client isnt able to use CoreFTP properly because CoreFTP first says OK, then dsays DENY to a folder where there is no list permission.

As such we see this in FileZilla:
Command: CWD /tst
Response: 250 CWD command successful
Command: PORT 10,0,0,51,12,16
Response: 200 PORT command successful
Command: LIST
Response: 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection
Response: 550 Access is denied...
Error: Failed to retrieve directory listing


Note that the server agrees to start the LIST, with a 150 response, then issues a 550 denied.
Why does it not say "550" to the LIST? there is no list permission!

Windows FTP hangs, because it has received a 150 OK, and then it just sits and waits for the server to connect, but it never will.

Press Ctrl+C in windows FTP, and THEN we see the 550 denied message

If core had send the 550 denied earlier (i.e. in response to the LIST, windows FTP would not have hung)

[kenrucker]

Basically same here. No matter what I do, I get

Command: LIST
Response: 550 Access is denied...
Error: Failed to retrieve directory listing

Doesn't matter if I do standard FTP, SSL, anything. Running Core FTP Server as a service with login to NETWORK

I've setup plenty of FTP servers before. This one just won't go. Kind of regretting buying it .

Did you ever get this figured out?

[ForumAdmin]

Things to check:

* Make sure the directory exists

* Check permissions on the Windows account running Core FTP Server for permissions

* Choose the directory again via the "..." buttons and double check user permissions.