Cannot do a directory list

[jim_dodds]

We cannot get a directory from a server running filezilla that is not under our control. The outside owner of the server sent us this log. What is the problem with this. We get the same results using nlist or nlst.

000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:41 PM - (not logged in) (216.249.132.11)> Connected, sending welcome message...
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:41 PM - (not logged in) (216.249.132.11)> 220 %SIS
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:41 PM - (not logged in) (216.249.132.11)> SSL connection established
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:41 PM - (not logged in) (216.249.132.11)> USER kyvuksu
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:41 PM - (not logged in) (216.249.132.11)> 331 Password required for kyvuksu
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:42 PM - (not logged in) (216.249.132.11)> PASS
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:42 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> 230 Logged on
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:42 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> PROT P
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:42 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> 200 Protection level set to P
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:42 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> PASV
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:42 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> 227 Entering Passive Mode (207,49,65,62,195,86)
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:43 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> SSL connection for data connection established
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:43 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> LIST
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:43 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> 150 Connection accepted
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:43 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> Data connection SSL warning: SSL3 alert write: fatal: bad record mac
(000045) 6/19/2007 15:15:43 PM - kyvuksu (216.249.132.11)> QUIT

[Tim Kosse]

Please run the network configuration wizard. If it fails, your client configuration is incorrect. See ​http://filezilla-project.org/wiki/index.php/Network_Configuration for proper configuration.

If the test succeeds, please also post a client log with debug level set to 3 (see debug page on settings dialog).

[jim_dodds]

I am sorry but we are not using the FileZilla client, we are using CSI Secure FTP for IBM VSE to connect to a FileZilla server. I have found that the IBM FTP does not accept the directory format of EPLF. Is there a way to turn the EPLF off on the FileZilla Server?

[Tim Kosse]

1) Not an FZ3 bug report.
2) FileZilla Server does not use EPLF format.

[jim_dodds]

Why does the documentation say you use the directory list format of EPLF?

[Tim Kosse]

Where does it say that? Got a link to said documentation?

[jim_dodds]

Here is the link to the that I found that information

​http://filezilla-project.org/wiki/index.php/File_Transfer_Protocol

[Tim Kosse]

That page is just a list of specifications and other documents related to the FTP protocol and in no way a list of features supported by FileZilla Client or Server.

[jim_dodds]

Ok then why can I ftp files back and forth to that server, but not be able to get directory? Would that not be a directory list format that are you using type problem?

[jim_dodds]

Hello.... what is the directory list format that you are using? I feel this is where the problem is because getting a directory list is where my FTP fails. Everything else works.

[jim_dodds]

Hello.... what is the directory list format that you are using? I feel this is where the problem is because getting a directory list is where my FTP fails. Everything else works.

[Tim Kosse]

FileZilla uses a format very similar to the "ls -l" output used on modern Unix(-like) systems.

[jim_dodds]

Thanks so much for that info. So if I use the "ls -l" command for my directory list I should not have a problem? You also mention very similar, so what is the major difference so that I may foward to my FTP software vendor to see if that can cause them a problem.

[Tim Kosse]

Please refrain from changing the priority.

[Tim Kosse]

I can't see it mentioned anywhere, what server version is it?

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