Core FTP

mike

Check the advanced -> SSH -> use legcay protocol options and try connecting again. Or with the "use putty compatible SFTP" checkbox

mike

Please try the 1612 build to see if it fixes this crash.

mike

There's a fix now for the problem, it is in build 294 and is updated on the main server page (coreftp.com/server).

mike

Did you download the version from the website or was this a test/beta version? You might need to redownload and install the version from the main server page.

mike

right click on the sites, select Font -> Reset Font.

mike

http://coreftp.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=10649

mike

http://coreftp.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=10649

mike

it's a DNS (domain name) error. There are many reasons it can happen, (none of these are related to Core FTP)... 1: The domain name didn't propagate yet into your ISP's DNS server or local computer. Refreshing your DNS, reconnecting to it, or a reboot of your computer might fix it. With new domains ...

mike

use the import/export option in the Site Manager or the coreftp.exe -import <exported_sites_file>

mike

what's the command line that you're using, I'll check into it

mike

Rename the file by clicking on it with the mouse or hitting the F2 key, from index.html to index.php To create a subfolder, there is a button to do this above each file listing. If you run over the buttons with your mouse you will see a button "Make Directory". There is also an option by r...

mike

To change file permissions:

First, Select the file or directory with the mouse, then right click on it. Next, select "Properties". Here you will find permissions by using either checkboxes or a number value.

mike

This website has many examples of how to use batch files to manipulate downloaded files in the advanced -> External settings of Core FTP Pro (cmd.exe /c c:\bat\yourbatchfile.bat %1 in the post-download field) http://www.ericphelps.com/batch/samples/samples.htm Renaming: http://www.ericphelps.com/bat...

mike

you can increase the timeout in the global options under the menu View -> Options -> Connections -> Connection Timeout.

To make sure it works, restart Core FTP just in case...

mike

Under the advanced settings of your site profile (in the Site Manager) there is an option under "Transfers" that you will need to check - "Uppercase all destination filenames".

The next time you connect, all filenames should be lowercased.

mike

which build is this showing up in? It should be fixed in build 1533 (and subsequent releases).

mike

try unchecking the PASV option. The other clients might not be using PASV by default.

mike

install the 2.0 version (developer build) over your current version. It could be a missing SFTP DLL in your installer.

mike

what is the full path and the filename that you're uploading?

mike

This is from the Core FTP help file (find -> SSPI).... If you are using Windows 9x or NT and get a "SSPI not installed" error, you will need to install DSClient.exe which can be found on Microsoft's web site and/or Windows 2000 installation CDs. More information is available in Microsoft K...

mike

1: The %errorlevel% environment variable used with corecmd.exe.

2: The -output parameter which when used with corecmd.exe, will give you results for each transfer.

In Core FTP there is a help topic called "Command Line" that gives more details.

mike

I've haven't done that many domains but I have done 4-5 at a time. What you do is login to each site and queue up each file for each site (you can queue up files for multiple sites). When you are done, right click on the transfer queue and save it as a template for later in case you want to edit it....

mike

Try

-output <outputfile>

It has results for transfers. Based on the results you can retry your transfer again. Use corecmd.exe to block transfers until they are finished.

mike

In the scheduler there is an option to log your session to a file. In the scheduler, click on the scheduled task you want to log. Next go to the bottom where each transfer is listed, right click on the first one. Choose properties, then check the log option and pick a log file. Hit ok and then the U...

mike

take out the -ssldirect option. It should be checked in your site profile.
There should be a space between the site profile and the -p option.

This command line will work:

coreftp.exe -O -site (site name) -d /*.* -p d:\medinfo\dimhl7\autoimport\ -delsrc

mike

you can copy site profiles into the registry but it's easier to go into the site manager (on a machine or log in with a user that doesn't have any site profiles), create new site profiles that you want to use, and export them to a file. Then in your install routine, call coreftp.exe -import exportfi...

mike

Pro version has unlimited sites I think. LE might have a 100 site limit.

mike

does this work?

SITE chmod 755 %1

put it in the "post transfer commands" because FTP might not handle a wildcard for chmod.

mike

I was told Core FTP Server doesn't support compression yet. Is it enabled on the client?

mike

I haven't tried it but the "QUIT" command might work if added to the advanced -> scripts/cmds -> "post transfer commands section" of your site profile.

mike

Try "C:\core ftp\"

mike

I checked and the legacy option isn't in the new version of ssh yet. Use the putty option "use putty compatible SFTP" *and* the "use legacy protocol options" under the advanced -> SSH settings for now.

mike

I'll try it and see what happens. Do you see the 100% while the queue is processing transfers or when it's not?

And how much memory are you working with?

mike

how many items are in the queue when you see this happen?

mike

Under the advanced settings for a site profile, there is an option.

Click your site profile, press the advanceded button, select general, and check "don't prompt for password when empty".

mike

My bad! It's a button down in the lower right hand corner (when you get prompted to transfer with Core FTP in a browser). Click on it and you get prompted to disable browser integration.

mike

there is a small box in one of the corners of the Core FTP window that lets you disable it. All new browser windows should *not* pop up Core FTP after that.

mike

try adding this to your command line:

-p HD.WIX8140.HDVWIXP

mike

Does checking the PASV option fix it?

mike

What version of Windows are you using and do you use any firewall software?

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