Search results matching tag 'FTP 7'

User cannot login - FTP Windows Server 2008 R2

vecchia — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 15:38:34 GMT

Hi all,

i have a little problem... i' using Windows Server 2008 R2 RC and i need to publish via FTP a site. I created the ftp site and enabled it, after that i followed these guides:

but i can't connect to the site using the ip: the error is simple: user cannot login. Why?

Re: Issues with FTP Passive Mode Ports and Firewall

vivekkum — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 14:53:09 GMT

try http://blogs.msdn.com/vivekkum/archive/2008/09/10/out-of-band-ftp-7-shows-operation-timed-out.aspx. Let me know if that helps.

FTP 7.5

bazbaz — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 15:16:16 GMT

I've a trouble with FTP 7.5 (windows 2008 x64).

I've created an FTP binded to a runnning web site, and defined user permissions to access the FTP site using a custom account. It seems all ok, but I noticed the the FTP is impersonating the user that is defined as "anonymous web user" (the user that IIS uses for web anonymous requests), and not the FTP User that is connected to the FTP server (and I see in "current sessions" that I'm connected using it). So, if the web anonymous uses has not a write permission, for example, also the FTP cannot write to the folder.

Why?

More stranger: on the same server I've an other web+ftp site, and it seems working as I expected ...

Thanks

Re: IIS 7 FTP 7.5 support for XCRC?

robmcm — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 01:13:12 GMT

The short answer is - no, XCRC is not a standard FTP command and is therefore not implemented, and our extensibility model for FTP does not provide for implementing custom commands. There was a long laundry list of reasons why we cut custom commands from FTP extensibility, and I'll spare you the details except to say that a lot of the justifications had to do with the security ramifications that go along with implementing an infrastructure for executing custom commands. That being said, computing checksums and expanding files from archives like Zip, Tar, or GZ were two of our main scenarios when we were originally considering the implementation.

Looking at what is possible within the given framework, I came up with a way to automate a practice that I used back in my UNIX/VAX days that is still in use on many sites today, which is to store a checksum in a separate file where the uploaded file resides. If you were automating your upload with a script, you could check for the 226 return status after your upload, do a directory for the checksum file, retrieve the checksum file if it exists, and compare it with your local checksum. It’s not optimal, but still very effective.

With that in mind, I wrote a provider for FTP that automatically generates checksum files whenever a file is uploaded, but there are some restrictions. You can read about it on my blog post that is titled "Automatically Creating Checksum Files for FTP Uploads."

Cannot get directory listing using SSL and FTP 7

paul-v — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 20:54:57 GMT

When I configure my ftp site to use SSL, the user is able to connect using an SSL ftp client such as CoreFTP Lite, however, it cannot get a directory listing. I have followed the steps in this link for configuring the firewall http://blogs.iis.net/jaroslad/archive/2007/09/29/windows-firewall-setup-for-microsoft-ftp-publishing-service-for-iis-7-0.aspx and also this link http://www.experts-exchange.com/OS/Microsoft_Operating_Systems/Server/Windows_Server_2008/Q_24081749.html, but still I cannot get the listing.

I actually do not need the firewall on the server, so I have turned it off, and still cannot get the file listing.

Any thoughts other than those presented in the articles I linked above? Win2008 server, 64bit, IIS 7.

Re: FTP7 What am i doing wrong???

jhamel — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 02:50:30 GMT

Thanks for your reply,

Yes, i was referring to Virtual Hosts and i did the exact procedure as described in the tutorial.

Still have the 530 error.

Do i have to set the permissions manually on the physical folder (site path) or IIS is supposed to do it?

Either ways, it still doesnt work :(

Same for Website + FTP publishing.

Thanks!

FTP7 What am i doing wrong???

jhamel — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 01:55:42 GMT

Hi,

FTP publishing in IIS7 is driving me crazy, please help :

1. FTP 7.5 installed

2. Creating FTP sites "Add FTP Sites"

3. Using public IP address and host headers (also created in the DNS zone)

4. Creating a user for the site then setting permissions to "specific user" Read-Write

5. Trying to login :

530 User cannot log in, home directory inaccessible

FTP file size

Dean Massey — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 11:00:04 GMT

I have installed IIS 7 on Windows 2008 standard along with ftp 7 server. It works great and have no problems with transferring files. Howerver I would like to incress the size of file to over 2 Gb. I have and client that sends his back up files using Acrons. If the file file is over 2 Gb it will disconnect and not receive any file at all.

Thank you

Dean Massey

IIS FTP 7.5 authentification in MS-DOS - where is the "user" command ???

poluxxone — Fri, 29 May 2009 09:48:26 GMT

Hi everyone,

I upgraded my IIS 7 FTP services from IIS 6 to FTP 7.5 and I have some batches that don't work now...

Each batch has the following code :

open 192.168.1.2
user ftp_user
the_password
hash
bin
put "E:\files\export.csv"
bye

They worked fine with the task scheduler until I upgrade to IIS FTP v 7.5.

The problem seem to be that I was using the "user" command to auth and that I now can't use this command.

Let's look at the MS-DOS prompt :

IIS 6 :

ftp>open 192.168.1.2
ftp > user ftp_user

--> works fine

IIS 7 :

ftp>open 192.168.1.2
ftp> 220 Microsoft FTP Service
ftp> Enter the user : <we type here>

--> the "user" command isn't recognized since it asks the login directly !

So, how can I achieve to log on my FTP server via MS-DOS now ?

Is there any official documentation for IIS FTP 7.5 or a supported command list ?

Many thanks all :)

Slow ftp server

LucaC — Wed, 27 May 2009 14:23:34 GMT

I have a W2008 Server 64 bit,SP1, with IIS7, that is both a web and an ftp server. The web server and the line speed are ok, good performance.
With FTP 7.5 (but was the same with FTP 7.0) there is no problem downloading one large file, but downloading multiple files there is always a long delay (approx 2-3 secs. ) from one file to the next, even with very small files (1Kb). So downloading small files is unaccettably slow. I have tried with or without user isolation, same delay. Any idea why this happens? What can I do?

LucaC