FTPS: Bug when copying on server (SHIFT+F5)

The behaviour described in the bug report is either by design, or would be far too complex/time-consuming to be changed

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FTPS: Bug when copying on server (SHIFT+F5)

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When SSL/TLS is activated for a FTP connection, copying on the same server via shift+F5 does not work.

Last 2 entries in the ftp log are:

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RETR myfile.txt
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for myfile.txt (324 bytes)
where myfile.txt is the source file.

The destination file will be created with size 0 but after that nothing more happens.

OS: Win 7 Pro 32 Bit, TC: 7.55a, FTP Server: proftpd, Debian lenny, SSL certificate self-signed

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Post by *ghisler(Author) »

This is probably not supported by the server.

First, you should check whether FxP (server to server transfers) are allowed in the server configuration.

Second, you will need to tell the server to use unencrypted data connections. Put the command
PROT C
in the "Send commands" box of the ftp connection.
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Thanks. PROT C made the trick :-)

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