Core FTP

I was able to replicate this on accident, but I was paying attention to what I was doing. The exact procedure, was that I had previously connected to a server via SFTP, and eventually it timed out. I came back after it had timed out, and dragged a file over to upload it. It popped up a couple messag...

I just had Core FTP totally shut down my Windows 2000 Pro machine. I had come back from lunch (after a few hours), and went to transfer a file from local to remote, and when I dragged the file onto the target folder I saw a CWD /home/.../target, and then it just sat there for a few. Usually when thi...

That's true, there is a bit more testing I could do on the webserver. But we host our own site there plus ~6 of our international client's, so unfortunately shutting down web services isn't much of an option for us.

The mapped system: Windows NT4 SP6 (4.00.1381) 640MB RAM "Intel Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 3" - pretty sure that's a P-3, I think around 800-900MHz NTFS SCSI RAID (Striped set with parity across 3 drives) The drive I map to is locally the F drive, and contains the web root. My map points to...

I should make a note about the zero length file error. The ansi version did indeed stop the runtime errors. I got in to work this morning and started Core FTP and went to upload a file, and got the zero byte message. The procedure was like this: Start app Connect to server (loads remote start folder...

And one more note:

the most recent version I installed I downloaded today and is 1403

I forgot one other thing. I realize the 0 byte message means it couldn't open the file, but what about the crashes? The way the behavior is now, I can open the app, connect to the server, browse to a specific folder, upload a specific 4kb file that has worked in the past, and get the crash before th...

Should I be looking at filesystem performance to solve this? For example, if the app makes a request for a specific file from a networked machine, and doesn't get a response back in a certain amount of time, does it just assume it can't open the file? Is there a time limit on that sort of thing, or ...

Those three local files I showed were not open by anything, just random files in C: I tested with. The PHP files I mostly attempt to transfer are open with a text editor only which I know does not open anything exclusively. The text editor in question is ConTEXT from context.cx. Closing ConTEXT alto...

You can't "pass control" to anything explicitly through a website. All you do is give links, and the client computers handle them with whatever application is setup to handle them. If a client has Core FTP installed, and they tell it to handle FTP links, and they click on an FTP link, then...

I am having a problem that I have been having since build 1317. I just downloaded the current version and installed over the previous version and the issues are still happening. I am trying to upload to a Linux server over SSH: Resolving "67.15.64.5" Connecting to 67.15.64.5 port 22 Connec...