[Fixed] Error in error message

[Mr_X]

I created a new SSL certificate (I change certificate name) but I forgot to change the name in ioftpd.ini. I can't login (that is logical) but I get an error in the message ioFTPD gave me: AUTH %s unsupported

Connected to My Computer
220 FTP Server ready.
AUTH TLS
504 AUTH %s unsupported. 
Failed SSL/TLS negotiation, disconnected
Connection failed (Connection lost)

(It works now, i just changed name in ioftpd.ini)

[ferran]

exactly same error here

i changed the certificate and i can't no longer log in via SSL.

[peep]

When creating the certificate, you have to do it as a service, e.g. if you're using makecert.bat, you have to install and run that batch file as a service.

Atleast this solved it for me

[ferran]

i have it as a service and i followed all the steps from the /help dir, and also i tried with Stardog's .bat....

still no luck.

[bounty]

in ioftpd.ini:

Require_Encrypted_Auth = !*
Require_Encrypted_Data = !*
Certificate_Name = <your.cert.here>
Explicit_Encryption = True
Encryption_Protocol = SSL3
Min_Cipher_Strength = 128
Max_Cipher_Strength = 256

(min_cipher value can't be higher than 168)

if you use SSL3 in ioftpd.ini you should use AUTH SSL with latest flashfxp

if you use TLS in ioftpd.ini you you can use both AUTH SSL or AUTH TLS with flashfxp

if you use winsows 2000 you should install SP4

have fun
bounty

[Mouton]

Originally posted by ferran
i have it as a service and i followed all the steps from the /help dir, and also i tried with Stardog's .bat....

still no luck.

You can't import the cert. normally and expect the local service account to be able to use it. you must import the cert as local service, or run the service as your current user. see the kb article about ssl and service.

[coolingM]

[R] RETR file.dz.bsd
[R] Connected. Negotiating SSL session..
[R] 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for file.dz.bsd.
[R] 426 Connection closed: An internal error occurred.
[R] Transfer Failed!

anyone tell me whats going on with this?
and solution