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rastamanx · 11-12-2010, 03:12 PM

Indeed.
Enforcing TLS doesn't look like such a good idea heh

Thanks BoNeZz.

By the way, Yil if you're around, when a file fail to transfer for this reason, or another (I've witnessed the same behaviour when PASV transfer fails), I end up with a 0b file, UNDELETABLE.

If i try to delete it from my ftp client I got :
250 DELE command successful.
But it's still here.
If I try to delete it again, I got :
550 file.zip: No such file or directory.
If I check from within Windows explorer, the file is still there, and I need admin perms to delete it.
Now, if it is a good day, I manage to delete it with admin rights.
If it is a bad day, the file is read/write locked, and I must kill ioftpd.exe first.
So if you could do something to unlock failed files after error output somewhere, it would be nice.

11-12-2010, 03:12 PM
rastamanx Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 2	Indeed. Enforcing TLS doesn't look like such a good idea heh Thanks BoNeZz. By the way, Yil if you're around, when a file fail to transfer for this reason, or another (I've witnessed the same behaviour when PASV transfer fails), I end up with a 0b file, UNDELETABLE. If i try to delete it from my ftp client I got : 250 DELE command successful. But it's still here. If I try to delete it again, I got : 550 file.zip: No such file or directory. If I check from within Windows explorer, the file is still there, and I need admin perms to delete it. Now, if it is a good day, I manage to delete it with admin rights. If it is a bad day, the file is read/write locked, and I must kill ioftpd.exe first. So if you could do something to unlock failed files after error output somewhere, it would be nice.