I am trying to connect CoreFTP to an HTTPS site to send a file. I have setup a temp site in house on a server and granted full access to the site. I can open a browser and see the text file in the folder. I can open the file and read it just fine in a browser (IE or CHROME). I launch CoreFTP and setup a client to connect to it. It connects and I see the folder and files. It connects through HTTPS. If I click on the text file to read it, it says Downloading and sits for a while and then it will fail out and it shows in the status window that it fails like 5 times. Each shows HTTP 1.1 400 Bad Request. Under the last one it say "permission denied". This is crap because I have full permission to the directory and can read it fine through a browser. I am using Port 443, have the proper credentials in, the proper URL and the proper remote start folder. What is the issue? Why can I not push or pull files from the webserver?
Here is a sample of my CoreFTP Log file:
Resolving secureweb.lewistownhospital.org...
Connect socket #1572 to 192.168.103.68, port 443...TLSv1, cipher TLSv1/SSLv3 (RC4-MD5) - 128 bitHTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
Resolving secureweb.lewistownhospital.org...
Connect socket #1564 to 192.168.103.68, port 443...TLSv1, cipher TLSv1/SSLv3 (RC4-MD5) - 128 bitHTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
permission denied...
test-new.txt - 0 bytes transferred in 1 seconds
Transfer time: 00:01:09