Core FTP

Yes, I know it's more complicated to put a "secure" setup with IIS depending of your network environnement. But, if you have a DC (Windows NT or Active Directory) on another computer in your network, sharing specific folders for specific users on the IIS FTP server is very safe. Or if you ...

LesD,

CP said below that you should have a working solution with Microsoft IIS FTP server... and IIS is free !

You could try it.

On my side, I search for a Linux FTP server solution.

CP, I make some research... and it's very hard to find information about MDTM for FTP Server !!! But, I had received and answer from vsftpd team. And I tested it ! Yes, vsftpd 2.0.0 and higher version support MDTM in upload !!! ...But I have a problem with the download and it's an another game with ...

CP, my problem is not exactly how you said... I don't have any problem of hour offset, my FTP server have the same hour setting than my local computer (both use GMT-5 and the BIOS not use GMT). Exemple: my local file have a date like 1999-12-20, when I copy it to the FTP server the date is modified ...

*** Sorry for many reply but I'm learning in same time about MDTM :lol: **** CP, I think that my server doesn't support MDTM in upload way like you tell me... It's a problem for me because my newer version of my files is always the local that I need to put on my server. Do you know which FTP server ...

Ok, Great !!! I found how to solve the size problem. In Sites -> Site Manager -> Adavanced -> Transfers, check box about "Set default mode to BINARY". * But I'm still with another problem that I talk under my other message in the forum about the MDTM date is changed when I upload a file th...

I have the same problem of file size ??? Very strange.... 1- I copy a file (index.html @ 414 bytes) from my FTP server to my local drive and the file have not the same size (index.html @ 427 bytes) !!! 2- I re-copy the local file to my FTP server and I get a alert to overwrite the file (in this wind...

I know that's not a direct solution to your problem, but could you enable the PASV mode on your servers ?

PASV mode is the new and better way to use FTP !

Which brand of FTP servers do you use ?

My previous message had a sample from a test transfert. 1- I get the file on my server to copy it on my local drive with CoreFTP 2- I sync it (try both way) with the server ------------------------------------------------- Now I try with my true files (only compare to verify): 1- My files was always...

If I find something like that: PASV 227 Entering Passive Mode (123,123,123,123,37,213) RETR mysql.sql Connect socket #10084 to 123.123.123.123, port 9685... 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for mysql.sql (5357 bytes). 226 Transfer complete. mysql.sql - 5357 byt...

How can I know if my FTP server support MDTM ?

Does exist a list or a website that explain this support ?

The initial subject have been modified to make this message more informative for other users ! The reason of this message is to know how to send or receive a file via FTP and keeping date/time information for comparing file and overwrite if different. ------------------------------------------------...