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WinSCP Version 5.5.0 (Build 3839) (OS 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 - Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise)
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- martin
Re: Port configuration and session timeout problems
What version of WinSCP are you using?
Are you using SSL/TLS?
What is your FTP server?
Please attach a full log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).
Are you using SSL/TLS?
What is your FTP server?
Please attach a full log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).
To generate log file, use
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- horrendoKbum
Port configuration and session timeout problems
An automated winscp script has been working between two servers in both directions for 6 months.
From last week, at a random file(both directions), session is interrupted. I tried a 'timeout' but it results in a recursive error, i mean, first time the script reconnect, the forth or fifth file again stops the session, after that, the first or second file do it and finally the app is not capable to start session, sometimes it becomes an infinite loop, sometimes it results in Winscp-APPCRASH.
There have been some kind of port configuration somewhere because from last week, the only way to avoid a
'Can't open data connection' error is setting the task as 'active' although it was working as 'passive' for 6 months, but the main problem with connection continue.
From last week, at a random file(both directions), session is interrupted. I tried a 'timeout' but it results in a recursive error, i mean, first time the script reconnect, the forth or fifth file again stops the session, after that, the first or second file do it and finally the app is not capable to start session, sometimes it becomes an infinite loop, sometimes it results in Winscp-APPCRASH.
There have been some kind of port configuration somewhere because from last week, the only way to avoid a
'Can't open data connection' error is setting the task as 'active' although it was working as 'passive' for 6 months, but the main problem with connection continue.