No problems logging in, but an attempted transfer of a larger file (900 MB) broke off after around 1 MB with a timeout. Now I've even had one of the users use a portable version of the Filezilla client. I've checked the functionality of the server several times using using the correct names and passwords, and there were no errors shown. I've had people using IE and Chrome try to long in, and the login apparently functioned with IE, but the user was thrown out when he clicked on a file.
No, there's a login every time the correct name and password are used, but for some reason, the connection doesn't appear to function correctly. But if I remove the anonymous login and replace it with two passworded users, they have problems.īotg wrote:Check the server logs, are the used clients producing many failed login attempts? So as long as the site allows an "anonymous" user without a password, it appears to work perfectly.
The other user, again presumably using IE as a browser, claims he could not log in at all. The user who could log in reports that a login using Chrome as a browser was impossible, and the problem mentioned above (thrown out) was experienced when he used IE as a browser. with a browser) after testing with the site.īut for reasons unknown to me (server listens on Port 21, passive range of ports 5000-5100, both entered in the router NAT), two of my passworded users either cannot access the ftp site at all, or if they are able to enter it, are thrown out if they click on a file in the root directory specified in the server configuration. Both show no problems (including access in passive mode, i.e. Now I have removed the anonymous login and replaced it with two passworded users. Several people from various locations were able to access the server using browsers (in one case Firefox, in the other I have to assume IE). I installed the server 0.9.41 beta as an "anonymous" server a while ago, tested it with the site, and there were no problems.
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