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X3 · 08-15-2013, 03:35 AM

It is not a FlashFXP problem (its not a problem) some FTP servers are configured in active (PORT) mode because its more secure.

This mean that you need to set ACTIVE mode per site for this to work properly.
The servers you are trying to connect DO NOT accept passive connections (need reconfigurations) passive mode is also less secure.

Make sure your site is in site manager, if it is not put it in.
Select site in site manager
See example setting site to PORT screenshot.

Done and "problem" should be gone.

For future reference, FlashFXP has two passvive mode/Active mode settings, one setting is global (which affects all sites) the other setting is per site.
Per Site settings override global settings and allow extra configuration, for special cases such as this.

Global settings are accessed via F6
Per site settings are accessed via F4 > select site > change settings> click apply

enjoy.

08-15-2013, 03:35 AM
X3 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: location, location. Posts: 324	It is not a FlashFXP problem (its not a problem) some FTP servers are configured in active (PORT) mode because its more secure. This mean that you need to set ACTIVE mode per site for this to work properly. The servers you are trying to connect DO NOT accept passive connections (need reconfigurations) passive mode is also less secure. Make sure your site is in site manager, if it is not put it in. Select site in site manager See example setting site to PORT screenshot. Done and "problem" should be gone. For future reference, FlashFXP has two passvive mode/Active mode settings, one setting is global (which affects all sites) the other setting is per site. Per Site settings override global settings and allow extra configuration, for special cases such as this. Global settings are accessed via F6 Per site settings are accessed via F4 > select site > change settings> click apply enjoy. __________________ Regards Last edited by X3; 08-15-2013 at 03:41 AM.