Core FTP

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the v2.3 ver should fix this
www.coreftp.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4028587

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Are you getting this from corecmd.exe or coreftp.exe?

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LE version allows 100 sites. If you have less than 100, but it still is limiting sites, try right clicking on the list of sites and select misc -> reindex sites

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Exit the app and go back into it.

also check:
view - options - transfers - enable timeout

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45 days then it drops to 2 users/connections.

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FTP is on by default, make sure you set the SSH/SFTP port to 22 under the "..." settings
www.coreftp.com/server/help/help_/GettingStarted.htm

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Doesn't make sense that some installs are detected and some aren't, they are all built on the same machine. If there was actual malware or a virus its likely they would all have it. If its not being detected by any of the following engines: Kaspersky Malwarebytes McAfee Symantec F-Secure Then I woul...

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Try this version here and see if it fixes the problem.

coreftp.com/test/217/

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"Disable FTP"

www.coreftp.com/server/help/help_/GettingStarted.htm

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The 2.12 version did have a DH group exchange (gex) fix. It wasn't showing up in the DH exchange (even though it was supported and would work). diffie-hellman-group1-sha1,diffie-hellman-group14-sha1,diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha256 in the dh exchange was updated to show: diffie-hellman-group1-sh...

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SFTP is binary only by default. Depending on the contents of your file you can try toggling the advanced -> ssh -> simulate ascii mode option but that probably will not solve the overall issue. Not familiar with z/OS SFTP but see if the advanced -> ssh -> "use legacy protocol options" make...

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there were no SFTP packets in the wireshark trace. Good chance there was no connection to the server at all. You may need to plug in your hostname or IP into Options -> IP/Address. Older versions may have been listening on the callback address for localhost (127.0.0.1) and newer versions might not. ...

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send info to feedback at coreftp . com

wireshark information may not be very helpful since most info is encrypted. if you have plain text logs available, include those.

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Those might be the installs you are trying to execute. Install the program first, then navigate to the installation directory and call coreftp.exe -import

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if you have a client side log available (similar to sftp -v in Ubuntu), provide that log.

Chances are it is key authentication being sent by your program when it doesn't need to, or it could be unsupported ciphers.

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v2.14 will have -user and -pw added

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Could you post an updated log from the 1897 or 1898 build? There might be some new information in it.

The server may need to be tested. If possible please forward test account information to feedback at coreftp . com

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Install the 361 build, install your license again, then install 369 over it

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Try the 1897 build (developer build at the time of this post) - it may fix the issue.

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set the "pasv port range" in the domain setup to a range of 1000 ports (ie: 60000-61000). If the server is behind a router you will need to port forward that range of ports to the address Core FTP Server is running on. Your router's tech support will have instructions on port forwarding. P...

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Nothing obvious is the log... Is the local file open by another application locally? It could be that there is a problem trying to append to it during the download or the file is being written to by something else. Try installing the latest build over your existing build and see if there is any chan...

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It does, if they exceed the max conns per IP it ads an immediate temporary ban. The first ban should be short, less than one minute, and after that it would be cleared.

If the user is repeatedly trying to connect while banned and exceeding the connection limit, the ban will multiply exponentially.

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yes to all three questions. Additional domains can be used to separate clients or if you want to run all available protocols. www.coreftp.com/server/help/help_/GettingStarted.htm Check "Disable FTP" Check "SSH/SFTP" Set port to 22 Check HTTPS You may need to add CoreFTPServer\cor...

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right click on a transfer in the task - select "duplicate".

Editing the filename can be done in the transfer (right click) "properties".

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This should be the default behavior but if it is not:

In Core FTP Task scheduler, right click on a task (top), select properties then select the logged in option.

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Could you post some of the log after a failure occurs? If you don't wish to post it here you can send in to feedback @ coreftp.com

Indicate build and processor version if it's not in the log.

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Make sure you have the correct server selected under Advanced -> General -> Server Type. You shouldn't see any "/" characters being used with the "MVS" server (MVS HFS might be a Unix based version of MVS so it uses them). I'll add a note to see if the filename length can be trun...

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Make sure you have a certificate selected and are running as admin:
www.coreftp.com/server/help/help_/GettingStarted.htm

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If there are spaces in the path, you might need quotes around the entire destination (ie: "c:\your path\logfile")

The path does have to exist, and double check permissions for the Windows account running the task.

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they aren't actually logging in, you are just seeing the account they are attempting to log in with.

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Try adding CoreFTPServer\coresrvr.exe as a firewall exception.

Make sure you can connect locally on the machine - if you can that usually indicates a firewall issue.

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This isn't really a recommended option, but try adding:

-monitor 120

to the command line. This will kill the process if nothing happens after 120 seconds. Then check and see if there is any output in the log file.

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Currently AES ciphers and sha1/sha256/sha512

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the log may not be complete until the process has finished.

Are you using the command line? If so use corecmd.exe until the process is complete.

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sometimes you will not be able to connect to servers (due to connectivity issues) and you'll just need to wait for I to timeout (usually 30-60 seconds).

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physical path - c:\ftp\other-directory\ mapped path - c:\ftp\username\ (where you want the virtual directory to be displayed) Its a pain but you will need to do this for each path you want to give the user access to. Add permissions for each physical path and don't give them access to c:\ftp (in thi...

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The only way would be through the use of virtual directories.

www.coreftp.com/server/help/Virtual_Paths.htm

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I don't think there is an option for domain (Windows accounts) users in this scenario if you are using key authentication only. Their public key would need to be in the keys file.

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Try checking the View -> Options -> General -> Save file list sort order

Exit Core FTP and restart.

Every once in a while this issue has popped up but it hasn't been reproducible - wondering if this setting has something to do with it.

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The only way to do it for domain users would be to create a "group" (under user settings). You could alternatively create one user that has these settings and then select it under the "Core FTP base user". For this user you could put all keys into one pub key file (one per line)....

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