Core FTP

I sent you a temp login last week to Sales. Did you receive it? It would have come from the email address associated with my forum id.

[quote="CP"]If you are using the command line, could you post what you are using so I can set up a test to run for a while on a GXS server?[/quote] Do you need to a test ID? If so, I can have one setup and send you the information in a private message. I would like to get this working soon...

This is the entire script:

corecmd.exe -output h:\coreftp\out.log -site USERID-test-FTP -d /%DFSAEROT%015237DA -p h:\coreftp\ -FN coreftptest.txt -log h:\coreftp\core.log

[quote="CP"]If you are using the command line, could you post what you are using so I can set up a test to run for a while on a gxs server?[/quote] You mean my logon information!??? I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "what you are using"? The command I'm sending is: corec...

Thanks; I was able to transfer files using the IBM IE/FTP server type and a post login script of GET %DFSABCOT%012345AB (their required format). My next problem is using a command line script. Plain FTP works but SSL does not. I copied the site, changing just the destination IP, port and connection ...

[quote="CP"]the only thing that comes to mind for the /ibm setting, is that possibly the data channel is not being encrypted.[/quote] That is most likely correct. When I run Wireshark, the data itself is encrypted but the packet info is not. Here is the log from the other program that work...

I am actually consulting and setting this up for several clients. I had similar issues with a competitive product. They recommended a using a switch "/ibm" that resolved the issue. The interesting thing about CoreFTP is that it hangs after the retrieve command until the "Transfered 0 ...

I am using the latest pro trial version to retrieve mailboxed EDI data from GXS (ICS). They use SSL-Implicit on high ports. I can connect OK and the server "sends" the file but zero bytes are actually transferred. Here is part of the log (with ip and port changed for security). Any Ideas? ...