I've been having some FTP problems lately that have completely cut off my ability to upload files (when combined with some direct admin problems that I'll get to later).
My primary way of connecting is SmartFTP using active mode (Just so you won't ask me, "are you using active or passive mode?").
This is the error I get:
At the green part it is connected, and seems to be working properly, but whenever I try to change the directory, I get the red error message
This is with SmartFTP in active mode. I have also tried fireFTP (which did about the same thing, only with less descriptive error messages), as well as trying both in passive mode. Nothing works.
I did somehow get through to upload two files just a few minutes ago, and that made me hope that the problem was over, but now its back and I still can't upload anything. (Which is very very bad)
Why not just use direct admin's file manager in the meantime, right? Well, when I try to upload any files with that, I get a 'connection to the server was reset' message every time, although everything else in direct admin seems to be working.
My primary way of connecting is SmartFTP using active mode (Just so you won't ask me, "are you using active or passive mode?").
This is the error I get:
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[14:18:43] 257 "/" is current directory. [14:18:46] TYPE A [14:18:46] 200 Type set to A [14:18:46] PORT 192,168,0,197,10,123 [14:18:46] An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine. [14:18:46] Server closed connection |
At the green part it is connected, and seems to be working properly, but whenever I try to change the directory, I get the red error message
This is with SmartFTP in active mode. I have also tried fireFTP (which did about the same thing, only with less descriptive error messages), as well as trying both in passive mode. Nothing works.
I did somehow get through to upload two files just a few minutes ago, and that made me hope that the problem was over, but now its back and I still can't upload anything. (Which is very very bad)
Why not just use direct admin's file manager in the meantime, right? Well, when I try to upload any files with that, I get a 'connection to the server was reset' message every time, although everything else in direct admin seems to be working.
