Core FTP

That fixed the problem. Thanks!

Thanks for confirming the issue, Brendon. I've done some testing on FTP servers that are running software other than Pure-FTP and noticed both problems there as well, so it turns out that it is not related to Pure-FTP after all. If anyone else would like to try testing this, here are the steps to re...

I've seen it on two computers running Windows XP. One is a 850MHz AMD Duron with 256MB RAM, and the other is a 2.8GHz Pentium 4 with 1GB RAM. Also, the second computer has XP SP2 installed.

Thanks for the reply. The above testing was done using build 1447.3.

I noticed a small bug in the custom LIST keep-alive command (hopefully I'm not the only one who uses it, but it is convenient to stay connected to the FTP server while I'm writing code). When connecting to a Pure-FTP server, the custom LIST command sorts everything by name rather than listing direct...

CP wrote:I see, so it was something that was entered! For a minute there I thought Core FTP had suddenly taken on a mind of it's own (which it has in the past).

We'll add the PASV/PORT to the custom LIST command in the next build (1428).

Great, thank you!

I'm having difficulty reproducing this scenario here... Are there any other special settings or steps you are taking to get Core FTP to not issue the PASV command before the LIST command in the log? Are you using a custom command or a script? :? This is through the keep-alive settings in View > Opt...

Here is the log for SmartFTP: SmartFTP v1.5.988.24 Resolving host name "xxxxxxx.com" Connecting to 66.98.xxx.xxx Port: 21 Connected to xxxxxxx.com. 220-This computer system is for authorized users only. Individuals using this system without authority or in excess of their authority are sub...

The default keep-alive options were not working for me, so I used the keep-alive commands from SmartFTP as custom commands (LIST -aL and NOOP). However, it seems that the behavior of the LIST command in Core FTP and SmartFTP is different! Here is the output from SmartFTP: LIST -aL 150 Opening ASCII ...