Command line error: ssl error initializing certificate(s)

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lap7272
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Command line error: ssl error initializing certificate(s)

Post by lap7272 »

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

I get the slash screen to flicker with the following information
port 996...

SSL error initializing certificate(s) - 5 (load or pass failure)
SSL Connection not established

When I run it manually via the GUI my connect is established.

the following are populated in site manager...
Site name
host
user,password
port
timeout
retries
PASV(grey out)
SSL Listing, Transfer, direct and open SSL are all checked

in the advance button the following is populated...
the directory folder and the ssl/tls are changed every other screen is default

under Open SSL Certificates
Private Key and Password are populted.

Anything else, please ask.

What am I overlooking iwhen I run coreftp in command mode?
I am using CoreFTP LE 1.3c build 1447.6
mike
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Joined: Fri Jul 28, 2006 4:36 pm

Post by 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
evanyuan
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Joined: Tue Oct 17, 2006 3:00 pm

Post by evanyuan »

Is it possible to have command line directly control SSL, without Site configuration?
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