FTP - "Connection failed"

"http://name:pass@ftpserver/folder"
Safari (both with "Passive mode" check or unchecked in the proxy settings)
Connection failed
There was an error connecting to the server "xxx.yyy.zzz". Check the server name or IP address, and then try again.
Firefox, Fetch, etc.
The FTP access is okay and immediate.
Is this a bug in Safari or a setting problem ?
Thanks
A

I have the same problem. If I try to connect to our company's FTP server with Safari from the internet, it just gets stuck waiting for server to respond. However, if I am on the corporate network, it connects right away. However, if I use FTP programs like Cyberduck from the internet, it connects right away. So it must be something about Safari. By the way, this also happens with Safari on iPad as well. Can someone shed some light on this? Maybe there is a setting you can do on FTP server side?

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i have another site also hosted by godaddy and published with iweb, and i have repeated exactly in the same way, but continue to get 'testing failed... please verify settings...' window, and therefore cant publish. very frustrated - any thoughts please? thanks much, c

Try the following:
delete the iWeb preference files, com.apple.iWeb.plist and com.apple.iWeb.plist.lockfile, that resides in your Home() /Library/Preferences folder.
go to your Home()/Library/Caches/com.apple.iWeb folder and delete its contents.
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launch iWeb and try again.
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Hi Folks,
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The problem arises here when I'm using SAPFTPA in place of SAPFTP as I have to run the program in background. When I'm using the RFC dest SAPFTPA I'm getting an error saying "Attemp To Set Up Connection To 179.65.23.203 Failed" however the connection is successful when the RFC dest SAPFTP is used.
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I have Qosmio F30-117, windows XP, Norton Internet security.
When I attempt to FTP to my website I get FTP connection failed.
I have tried on friends computer and connection was made first time.
When I attached my laptop to his Broadband connection - no FTp. This at least eliminates my router.
I have tried to disbale parts of Norton Internet Security with no success.
Help???

Hi,
so if I were you I would completely disable the Norton software and make sure the Windows Firewall is letting you trough. Otherwise you should check if your friend has set up everything correctly. If you want to test it that your machine is able to connect over FTP, then go to www.kernel.org and grab some ftp address.
Then open your favorite FTP client and try to connect. If the connection really fails then double check all settings and try it again. I think the problem is so small that everyone just oversees it. ;)
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FTP Import Failing

We are moving our E-Sourcing system from SAP hosted to local hosted. The dev ESo system sits inside our firewalls and can import successfully from our internal dev FTP server. Same scenario in QA.
In prod, we have the local ESo server in the DMZ and attempt to communicate with a prod FTP server that sits inside the firewalls. This is failing and we see an "FTP Connection failed for host" error message in the ESo log. The unix logs on the FTP server show "authenticating" and then it seems to timeout.
We have checked and doublechecked the id/pwd set up in ESo. We have verified that our firewall is set up to allow the back and forth traffic. Has anyone had a similar problem and know of a solution?
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FTP connection on mobile device works over wifi but fails over 3G

Hi all,
Hoping someone can help, or has come across this issue.
I am developing a mobile app using flash builder 4.6 with the flex 4.6 sdk. My app needs to transfer files via ftp.
The issue I am experiencing is that the ftp connection establishes and files transfer without a problem when connected via wifi, on both android and ios platforms.
However, when only connecting via a 3G connection on a device, a problem occurs. While I can establish a connection, when I send the USER command, I never receive a response.
A simple view with code to reproduce this issue is listed below. Has anyone come across this problem? I have been searching far and wide but cannot find anything related.
Could this be an issue with Adobe Air or the socket class? I have written equivalent code using the android sdk in eclipse, and a connection to the same server and user details works on both wifi and 3g connections.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:View xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
                    xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark" title="HomeView">
          <fx:Script>
                    <![CDATA[
                              private var commands:Array;
                              private var s:Socket;
                              private var data_channel:Socket;
                              private function connectToFtp():void
                                        var ftp_response:String;
                                        var data_response:String;
                                        var data_channel_ip:String;
                                        var data_channel_port:int;
                                        s = new Socket();
                                        s.addEventListener(Event.CLOSE, closeConnection);
                                        s.addEventListener(Event.CONNECT, connectionMade);
                                        s.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, showError);
                                        s.addEventListener(SecurityErrorEvent.SECURITY_ERROR, showSecError);
                                        s.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.SOCKET_DATA, receiveReply);
                                        s.connect("mydomain.com", 21);
                                        function receiveReply(e:ProgressEvent):void{
                                                  ftp_response = s.readUTFBytes(s.bytesAvailable);
                                                  trace(ftp_response);
                                                  var code:String = ftp_response.substr(0, 3);
                                                  if (code == "220")
                                                            // connected.
                                                            // send user command
                                                             s.writeUTFBytes("USER myUserName\n");
                                                            s.flush();
                                                  else if (code == "331")
                                                            // user command sent. password required
                                                            // send password
                                                            s.writeUTFBytes("PASS myPassword\n");
                                                            s.flush();
                                                  else if (code == "230")
                                                            // login successful
                                                            // change directory
                                                            s.writeUTFBytes("CWD /fibreSyncFtp/\n");
                                                            s.flush();
                                                  else if (code == "250")
                                                            // change directory successful
                                                            // send passive command
                                                            s.writeUTFBytes("PASV\n");
                                                            s.flush();
                                                  else if(code == "227")
                                                            //get the ip from the string response
                                                            var temp:String = ftp_response.substring(ftp_response.indexOf("(") + 1, ftp_response.indexOf(")"));
                                                            var data_channel_temp:Array = temp.split(",");
                                                            data_channel_ip = data_channel_temp.slice(0,4).join(".");
                                                            //calculate the port number from the last two digits - if this makes no sense, google
                                                            // FTP PROTOCOL - there are loads of guides that explain the server responses.
                                                            data_channel_port = parseInt(data_channel_temp[4]) * 256 + int(data_channel_temp[5]);
                                                            data_channel = new Socket(data_channel_ip, data_channel_port);
                                                            data_channel.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.SOCKET_DATA, receiveData);
                                                            s.writeUTFBytes("LIST\n");
                                                            s.flush();
                                                  else if (code == "125")
                                                            //use the new IP to open a second socket - this will transmit the data.
                                                            // Your first socket will transmit any commands you issue and this new socket will transmit the data
                                                  else if (code == "226")
                                                            // transfer complete
                                                            // close the connection
                                                            //s.close();
                                                  else if (code == "425")
                                                            // can't open connection
                                        function connectionMade(e:Event):void
                                                  trace("Connection Made");
                                        function receiveData(e:ProgressEvent):void{
                                                  data_response = data_channel.readUTFBytes(data_channel.bytesAvailable);
                                                  trace(data_response);
                                        function showError(e:IOErrorEvent):void{
                                                  trace(e.text);
                                        function showSecError(e:SecurityErrorEvent):void{
                                                  trace(e.text);
                                        function closeConnection(e:Event):void{
                                                  trace(e.type);
                    ]]>
          </fx:Script>
          <fx:Declarations>
                    
          </fx:Declarations>
          <s:Button top="10" label="FTP" click="connectToFtp()" horizontalCenter="0"/>
</s:View>

Probably you need to write your own AIR native extension, which uses the native Android sockets..I have the same problem and I'm just starting writing the extension...I guess there is no other way..At least you test with native android socket and you confirm is fine, so we know it should work

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Now I need to set-up a FTP Task to go out and get their files and in so doing create a FTP Connection Manager. Is there any way I can determine the
Server Port number from the Secured FTP site? I let it default to 21 and tried the Test Connect and it failed.
Thanks for your review and am hopeful for a reply.

Hi ITBobbyP,
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Hello Friends,
I have done FTP connection by using Z-pgm which uses function FTP_CONNECT. This is working fine in Foreground mode.
But in background scheduling of the z-pgm, i am getting the <b>error as 'RFC to program SAPFTP failed'.</b>
I checked RFC destination SAPFTP in SM59. There Activation type is 'Start on Front End Work Station'. I tested the connection also. Its alright.
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Hi
I am transferring data from BI to xml file via PI: Here a Client proxy from BI sends the data to PI and the PI FTPs the XML file to a remote location. For FTP I am using FTPs SSL connection.
It was working fine untill I used Variable susbstitution to determine Directory path dynamically. I am using this because different xml files are intended to goto the different locations.
I did the variable substitution like this:
Target Message Structure:
---> Target Directory: %var1%
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<MT_BI_EXTRACT_FILE>
<Header>
<Directory>/Customer</Directory>
</Header>
<Detail>
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And in the variable substitution I am doing it this way
payload:MT_BI_EXTRACT_FILE,1,Header,1,Directory,1
And the error I am getting is:
Attempt to process file failed with Error when getting an FTP connection from connection pool: com.sap.aii.af.service.util.concurrent.ResourcePoolException: Unable to create new pooled resource: iaik.security.ssl.SSLException: Peer sent alert: Alert Fatal: handshake failure
MP: Exception caught with cause com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.RecoverableException: Error when getting an FTP connection from connection pool: com.sap.aii.af.service.util.concurrent.ResourcePoolException: Unable to create new pooled resource: iaik.security.ssl.SSLException: Peer sent alert: Alert Fatal: handshake failure
Exception caught by adapter framework: Error when getting an FTP connection from connection pool: com.sap.aii.af.service.util.concurrent.ResourcePoolException: Unable to create new pooled resource: iaik.security.ssl.SSLException: Peer sent alert: Alert Fatal: handshake failure
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Regards
Naina

Hi,
I guess the problem is not with Variable Substitution..
Error when getting an FTP connection from connection pool:
So its a connection problem..
Also check the option Disable Security check and try again...
Try to check again if the interface is executing properly without Variable substitution and let us know..
Babu
Edited by: hlbabu123 on Jan 7, 2011 2:46 PM

FTP connection error whil,e using flat file adapter error

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i am giving paranters like server IP address and the port , i dont know which port to give by default it is giving me 21 , anyway how to check whether the connection is correct
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Message processing failed. Cause: com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.RecoverableException: Error when getting an FTP connection from connection pool: com.sap.aii.af.service.util.concurrent.ResourcePoolException: Unable to create new pooled resource: ConnectException: Connection timed out: connect
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HI Sridhar ,
First check wether server started or not and then check you are connecting to FTP server by
go to run -> cmd and write ping and ipaddress which is used and see whether u r getting reponse from teh FTP server.
Try to login to the ftp server which you have mentioned in CC using the user name and pwd, to chk whether you have the permissions to login to the server.
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Hi,
I want to transfer the file through FTPS connection. Partner side provided the following details as connection parameters.
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Server
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Data connection: Passive
Connection Security: FTPS for control connection or FTPS for control and Data connection.???
Command Order : ?????
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The message is not even failing.. It is in the status of "Delivering". The below are the logs from adapter and Messaging system.
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Success   Message successfully received by messaging system. Profile: XI URL: http://xi-dev.intranet.XI.com.au:50200/MessagingSystem/receive/AFW/XI Credential (User): PIISUSER
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Transport Headers   authorization=Basic UElJU1VTRVI6dDFhbTRyaWE= Content-Length=3010 accept-encoding=gzip sap-xi-messageid=44B756DAD9BD42E23136E34D75ADFE03 content-length=3024 host=xi-dev.intranet.XI.com.au:50200 user-agent=SAP Web Application Server (1.0;700) content-type=multipart/related;boundary=SAP_4AA4E14330050131E10080000A722149_END;type="text/xml";start="" HTTP=POST soapaction="http://sap.com/xi/XI/Message/30"
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Im trying to publish a web gallery to BC, my settings seem correct but I'm still getting an error: FTP transfer failed ' unknown error'. Techs on BC, say FTP working fine. Please help!

Hey peeps,
Im trying to publish a web gallery to be hosted on BC. Despite having what seem the correct settings im getting an error: FTP transfer failed ' unknown message'. Have checked with techs on BC. They say FTP working fine that end.
Any suggestions?

Have you tried connecting to another FTP server in Lightroom?
For example, if you get a free Flickr account, can you login to it and upload a file to it?
If you can't upload to any server, then you have a general FTP-in-Lr problem, but if problem is only with BC then, well, it's time to start scrutinizing the BC settings..
PS - All my FTP'ing plugins have an enhanced FTP settings test feature designed to help you debug FTP settings, so another option is to download one of them, for example:
robcole.com - FTPAggregator
and experiment with settings tester:
To get here, you have to click 'View / Edit Additional Settings' (in plugin manager), then choose 'New' or 'Edit' from 'Sync Pairs' drop-down menu.
If test is unsuccessful, enable verbose logging (top section of plugin manager), and review the log file after test, or send to me.
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FTP connection looses connection if it exceeds 90 seconds.

FTP connection dropped after 90 seconds. I believe the problem is in a firewall but cannot get much help from that group. Is there somewhere else that controls the timeout for FTP that I am missing? No timeout is set in /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess. I did change /etc/inetd.conf to use the -t300 just to make sure on my end (ftp stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/in.ftpd in.ftpd -a -t300), and did the kill -HUP. The connection was retried and the transfer completed the second time, but it took less than 90sec. This transfer takes place every day but occasionally failes it it exceeds the 90 seconds. Nothing is showing up in the /var/adm/messages log.
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Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 125383 daemon.info] PASS *
Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 307055 daemon.info] TYPE Image
Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 201503 daemon.info] CWD /logs/dtsXfer/rsa
Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 307055 daemon.info] TYPE Image
Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 313182 daemon.info] PORT
Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 307055 daemon.info] TYPE ASCII
Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 483773 daemon.info] NLST 20*
Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 307055 daemon.info] TYPE Image
Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 313182 daemon.info] PORT
Jun 26 02:36:37 n2apw211 ftpd[23610]: [ID 224845 daemon.info] RETR 20080625_*.tar.gz
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i will need more info... Not exactly sure where to start so i will ask this.
is this during a batch process that you xmit, and is ot via some script or secondary application???
do you have the same issue when you xmit by hand the same files outside of any application....?
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---- vi notarealscript ------
ftp -inv <host> << EOF
user memyselfandI pass somethingNotReal
prompt
bin
hash
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bye
EOF
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We want to use a Xserve (Mac OS X Server 10.4.8) to provide webhosting, but experience problems in establishing ftp connections using a PowerBook (Mac OS X 10.4.8).
On a WinXP-based notebook using the same Internet connection, anything works fine, just not on my PowerBook.
This is what happens when trying to establish a ftp connection (via terminal):
I type: ftp [email protected]
Returns:
220 star1.local FTP server ready.
331 Password required for user.
I provide the password, anything looks fine, get this output:
230 User starenterprise logged in.
Remote system type is UNIX.
Using binary mode to transfer files.
ftp>
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You said: "Not really answered, the problem persists and I now go on and let
Apple work on it again"
As a native English speaker, I must say (and doubt any would disagree) that
your statement implied: "No one here has actually helped me fix this problem,
and now I'm waiting for Apple to fix it"
Please take care to the word "again" I used; this implies that Apple has tried to solve the issue before but failed (in fact, they stated to call me back, but this is weeks ago) and so I posted this here at the discussions.
Unfortunately I only have access to the "free" support (well, free is not the right word when paying 12 cents per minute for the phone call).
And this means (at least I can speak for the German part of Apple) that operators on the phone look at their knowledgebase and sending articles by e-mail; questions going deeper are resulting in a "we call you back" answer. Sometimes they phone back, sometimes not. Sometimes they are helpful, sometimes (or should I say "in most cases") they just give hints or ask me to investing a nice amount into premium support.
Don't misunderstand me in the direction that I demand assistance from this forum - I'm more than gradeful if I get help (and rewarded this always with giving points), it has saved me several times (many, many, many times) for doing time consuming investigations and making trial-and-error experiences by myself. If I cannot get more assistance, well I have to look elsewhere and so be a bit impertinent to Apple's support. Perhaps it helps
You are right, FTP itself works correctly. It even works fine on the WinXP notebook residing at the same LAN as my PB. Therefore the issue is at the PB's firewall very likely (or a strange relationship between two firewalls which seems not to affect WinXP).
But as you indicate, it makes no sense to lower down security just for doing ftp, especially since SSH works well. However since I have no problems doing ftp sessions with other servers, I would be eager to find the reason why it refuses in this case, even this just means feeding my curiosity
So if I come to new insights, I post them here. But I feel that I'll really need your wishes for luck to solve this problem Let's see...

Opening FTP connection using a bat file by Runtime class

Hi
I'm trying to run the following file from Runtime.getRuntime().exec(XXX) command and getting an error saying that login failed.
I have set the user id and password in the ftpcommand.bat file as below
User nkamar
pass narendra
and when I run this bat file from command prompt it doesn't work why???.It says Login failed.
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Connected to 134.133.210.24.
220 sdqa33 FTP server (SunOS 5.6) ready.
User (134.133.210.24:(none)):
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530 Login incorrect.
Login failed.
ftp> opsnet1
Invalid command.
ftp> Invalid command.
can you please help me in resolving this.
A sample example file for setting the username,pwd and opening the ftp connection would be very helpful.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Narendra.

Rewrite your script as follow:
open 134.133.210.24
nkamar narendra
Save it as ftpcommand.scr then call it.
C:\>ftp -s:ftpcommand.scr
If this still does not work try rewritting the script as follow:
open 134.133.210.24
user nkamar
password narendra
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