File failed to transfer

[obbyyoyo]

Hello,

I'm attempting to transfer files from one web host to another...it's not going so well.

I connect successfully and use the handy Syncronize Browsing option. I've toyed with toggling passive transfers, but I do not get directory listings without it enabled.

Can you see a problem...or point me to whichever FAQ I should be reading about this?

Thanks!

[18:11:14] [L] TYPE A
[18:11:14] [L] 200 TYPE is now ASCII
[18:11:14] [L] PASV
[18:11:15] [L] 227 Entering Passive Mode ([hidden-one],195,189)
[18:11:15] [R] PORT [hidden-one],195,189
[18:11:15] [R] 200 PORT command successful
[18:11:15] [R] STOR index.php
[18:12:00] [R] 425 Could not open data connection to port 4944: Connection timed out
[18:12:00] [R] Transfer Failed!
[18:12:00] [L] PASV
[18:12:00] [L] 227 Entering Passive Mode ([hidden-one],195,203)
[18:12:00] [L] Opening data connection IP: [hidden-one] PORT: 50123
[18:12:00] [L] LIST -al
[18:12:00] [L] 150 Accepted data connection
[18:12:00] [L] 226-Options: -a -l
[18:12:00] [L] 226 9 matches total
[18:12:00] [L] List Complete: 584 bytes in 0.41 seconds (1.4 KB/s)
[18:12:00] [R] PASV
[18:12:00] [R] 227 Entering Passive Mode ([hidden-two],18,142)
[18:12:00] [R] Opening data connection IP: [hidden-two] PORT: 4750
[18:12:00] [R] LIST -al
[18:12:00] [R] 150 Accepted data connection
[18:12:01] [R] 226-Options: -a -l
[18:12:01] [R] 226 4 matches total
[18:12:01] [R] List Complete: 243 bytes in 0.51 seconds (0.5 KB/s)
[18:12:01] Transfer queue completed
[18:12:01] 1 File failed to transfer

[MxxCon]

enable alternative fxp in site manager.

[obbyyoyo]

It took me a moment to find what you were talking about since I wasn't using Quick Connect.

[18:55:23] [L] 500 I won't open a connection to [new server ip] (only to [home ip])

I found some FAQ that refer to the option you named. Based upon what I'm seeing there it sounds like I'll not be using FXP after all. :-(

Thanks for your time.

[DayCuts]

Most webhosts are restricted or simply not setup to allow site to site transfers. This is usually by design and the intended behavior.