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503 Bad Sequence of Commands Issue #37
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Hey sorry for the late reply, Ive been out with the Flu for the last week. I though JSFTP was doing that automatically in versions after 1.5.1 but if not then maybe I need to add it in, this is the first time I have seen that one before. Could you possibly run it in debug mode, using |
No sweat. Thanks for looking into it. The output below is from version 0.4.3 of grunt-ftp-push. �[4mRunning "ftp_push:test" (ftp_push) task�[24m �[32mDone, without errors.�[39m |
The following output is what I see if I add an additional pasv command before the stor command. �[4mRunning "ftp_push:test" (ftp_push) task�[24m �[32mDone, without errors.�[39m |
Thanks man, Ill look over these when I have some spare time and will probably submit a ticket to JSFTP about this with these logs and see if Sergei(maintainer of JSFTP) has any ideas. In the meantime, If it works with the extra passive command then keep using it and I will try to push an update soon with that command in there. Thanks again. |
Thanks. I did chime in on a similar ticket with jsftp, sergi/jsftp#118 (comment) . |
I had this problem when transferring files to a filezilla server. I saw the following within the server logs:
This happens more or less randomly. I was able to fix this issue by changing the processFile function in ftp_push.js to include an additional PASV command :
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