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Author: | Amailer [ Mon Sep 06, 2004 11:34 am ] |
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Hey, Anyone know a very very good FTP Server for Windows. One with lots of features and etc. I had BulletProof FTP, but now whne i upgraded to 2.3.1 (or w/e the latest version is) (and.. i got it for free) it started to crash with this weird error. So anyone know any good FTP SERVER, not client that i can use. Thanks. |
Author: | Andy [ Mon Sep 06, 2004 12:41 pm ] |
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bpftp works perfectly for me... |
Author: | Amailer [ Mon Sep 06, 2004 12:49 pm ] |
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dodge_tomahawk wrote: bpftp works perfectly for me...
The latest one? 2.3.1? after like a 10 minute or 20 mintue wait a stupid error pops up, this is the error P.S Could it be the fact that i got it free... ![]() |
Author: | Amailer [ Sun Sep 26, 2004 10:18 am ] |
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Agr, i give up on Bulletproof i can't find a download for 2.21. Anyone know a SERIOUSLY GOOD FTP SERVER for windows? Thanks |
Author: | Hikaru79 [ Sat Oct 16, 2004 11:58 pm ] |
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On the flip side, anyone know a good FTP server for Linux? I was happily using G6 BFTP in my Windows days, but I haven't found (actually, haven't even looked) for a Linux alternative. Any ideas? |
Author: | Amailer [ Sun Oct 17, 2004 8:42 pm ] |
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Hello, This is anoying me. Okay, I forwarded port 20-21 for my ftp server, and in the ftp cilent i made it listen on port 21 (i can only make it listen on one port at a time). Anyway, now if I open a folder (on windows) and login to my ftp, it works. But if I use a FTP cilent it does't.. it connects but never logs in. I did a port look up and this is what i got The host X has a service running on port 21 (ftp). The host X does not have a service running on port 20 (ftp-data). Anyone know how to solve this problem? Im using BFFTP Server |
Author: | Hikaru79 [ Sun Oct 17, 2004 10:01 pm ] |
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Don't worry. It's very often the case (always?) that you can't access your own FTP if you have a router. That doesn't mean other people won't be able to access it though, so fear not ![]() What worked for me is disabling passive mode in my FTP client. That way, I COULD connect to my own FTP. May or may not work for you, but either way it's a very common dillema. Give it to a friend to test and you should be fine. BFFTP is good that way ![]() |
Author: | Amailer [ Mon Oct 18, 2004 2:11 pm ] |
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Hikaru79 wrote: Don't worry. It's very often the case (always?) that you can't access your own FTP if you have a router. That doesn't mean other people won't be able to access it though, so fear not
![]() What worked for me is disabling passive mode in my FTP client. That way, I COULD connect to my own FTP. May or may not work for you, but either way it's a very common dillema. Give it to a friend to test and you should be fine. BFFTP is good that way ![]() HOOAH! Thank you SO Damm much, I disabled passive -- lets see i gatta get someone to test it ![]() Thanks once again. Hooah here have some bits, +10 |