lftp hangs (`ls' at 0 [Connecting...])
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Project: | Linux software |
Component: | Documentation |
Category: | bug report |
Priority: | normal |
Assigned: | Unassigned |
Status: | closed |
Related pages: | #175: lftp |
Description
The server supports "FTPES - FTP plus explicit (TLS/SSL)".
I try to connect:
$ lftp -d sftp://username@ftp.example.com:21
Password:
~> ls
---- Running connect program (ssh -a -x -s -l username -p 21 ftp.example.com sftp)
---> sending a packet, length=5, type=1(INIT), id=0
**** Timeout - reconnecting
---- Disconnecting
---- Running connect program (ssh -a -x -s -l username -p 21 ftp.example.com sftp)
---> sending a packet, length=5, type=1(INIT), id=0
`ls' at 0 [Connecting...]
But then the application hangs there.
Comments
#1
set ftp:passive-mode on/off does not make a difference either way...
#2
The Passive/Active FTP Nightmare
http://fryth.com/lftpfaq/
lftp uses passive mode by default, which works in 99% of cases. Some sites require an active internet connection (open ports on your end) to work properly (usually a misconfiguration by the admin).
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=1321655&postcount=3
For anyone that finds this later the fix includes the following on the server side for a pureFTP connect:
1. Force passive mode on server
2. Open specific ports in server firewall
#3
BTW, I asked there:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1768640
lftp: cannot connect to FTPES server
#4
Daniel Fazekas is being very helpful in the thread starting here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/lftp@uniyar.ac.ru/msg03949.html
:)
#6
Daniel apparently provided all the missing keys in his last email in the above thread. I feel a large cloud has just lifted from my poor brain.
:)
I need to summarize all the information Daniel Fazekas provided into the wiki.
http://linux.overshoot.tv/wiki/networking/lftp
#7
As we found out during the debugging session, ouvaton's server is badly configured:
http://minguo.info/ouvaton/billetterie/node/75
#8
Done. :)
#9
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.