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Old 05-18-2006, 02:55 AM  
Zer0Racer
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Hmm okay. Mine doesn't. Here is a snippet from the log.

A and C is on [L], B is on [R].

Last file and then it disconnects from A and connects to C.

...
[08:37:52] [R] 200 PORT command successful.
[08:37:52] [R] STOR file.r17
[08:37:53] [R] 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for file.r17.

[08:37:53] [L] RETR file.r17
[08:37:53] [L] 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for file.r17.

[08:38:08] [R] 226 Transfer complete.
[08:38:09] [L] 226 Transfer complete.
[08:38:13] [L] QUIT
[08:38:13] [L] Logged off: A
[08:38:14] [L] Connecting to C

...
Login
Welcome
[L] PWD
[L] MKD /dir
[L] CWD /dir
[L] PWD
etc.
...
[08:38:16] [L] LIST -al
[08:38:16] [R] TYPE A <-- first command sent to "B" after A to C dis/connect
[08:38:16] [R] 200 Type set to A.
[08:38:16] [L] PROT C
[08:38:16] [L] 200 Protection set to: Clear.

[08:38:16] [R] PASV
[08:38:16] [R] 227 Entering Passive Mode (xxx,xxx,xx,xxx,yyy,zzz)

[08:38:16] [L] PORT xxx,xxx,xx,xxx,yyy,zzz
[08:38:16] [L] 200 PORT command successful.
[08:38:16] [L] STOR file.sfv
[08:38:17] [L] 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for file.sfv.

[08:38:17] [R] RETR file.sfv

As you can see there is no list-command on [R] before it starts transferring the queued dir from B.

At this point ffxp has already created the dir on C and queued the files it thinks is there (only 4 of them since I paused the transfer to be able to queue dir to C). Even if it goes into a subdir, and then back, it lists the contents of the dir we wanna transfer - but now it has already created a queue - with only 4 files in it instead of 17 or 18 files.

Also deleted my FlashFXP.ini, started FlashFXP again and just made a couple of settings to fit my needs. I always get the same result - no list on source before it starts transferring dir from B to C.

I also tried both LIST and STAT -l with and without SSL. Though site B forces me to use Secure File Listing. Could this be the problem?
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