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Filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing
Filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing




filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing
  1. #Filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing pro
  2. #Filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing password

You can set these port ranges in the ftp config in freenas. So lets say you forward port 5001-5010 in addition to port 5000 for the control port. More if there's going to be multiple transfers by each user. For a small ftp server, 10 or so should be fine. How many depends on how busy the ftp server is going to be. In addition to the control connection port forward, you need to forward an additional range of IP addresses. The port forward for the control channel doesn't help, as this is a separate connection. The problem is when the server is also behind NAT. If the server is NOT behind a firewall or other NAT router, things should work. Normally, when the ftp client is behind NAT, you can tell the server to use passive transfers, which means you'll connect to the server for data transfer. Changing the control connection does nothing to specify which ports are used for data transfers. Note these connections are independent of the 'ftp control' connection, which is default to port 21. PORT (active) ftp mode is the server connecting to the client. PASV (passive) ftp mode is the client connecting to the server. This information isn't changed to match the NAT ip. So the initial connection gets port forwarded through the router ok, but contains information about your internal ip 'inside' the packet. It's because ftp embeds IP information inside the payload of the tcp/ip packet. Please read everything before asking questions.)įTP is a hard protocol to get working through NAT. I've been dealing with ftp and nat problems since about 1995, so I have a bit of experience with it. (This is a long explanation, but I think it explains everything correctly. Still unable to connect with mine though with other errors. Noticed this the other day and do not get that error anymore. The Econ refused setting usually has to do with your NAS server randomly turning off FTP. Response:Ē27 Entering Passive Mode ("My IP Address",52,113). Response:Ē57 "/mnt/Raid-Z" is the current directory Response: MLST modify* perm* size* type* unique* oup* UNIX.mode* UNIX.owner* Response: LANG en-US.UTF-8 en-US* fr-FR.UTF-8 fr-FR ja-JP.UTF-8 ja-JP zh-CN.UTF-8 zh-CN zh-TW.UTF-8 zh-TW ru-RU.UTF-8 ru-RU it-IT.UTF-8 it-IT bg-BG.UTF-8 bg-BG ko-KR.UTF-8 ko-KR Response:Ē30 User "My Username" logged in Response:Ē30-Welcome to "My Server name" Server! Enjoy!

#Filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing password

Response:ē31 Password required for "my username" Response:Ē20 ProFTPD 1.3.4a Server ("My NAS Info" FTP Server) Status:Ĝonnecting to "My external IP":5000. And yes port 5000 is forwarded correctly on my router. I have verified Port 5000 is open with open port tool. I have verified my ISP blocks port 21 so I am using port 5000. well I guess you'd know that since I've been able to remotely login to the admin page. Ports are forwarded correctly on my router.

#Filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing pro

I have a DynDNS Pro account that I can remotely access administration on just fine.

filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing

However, when attempting to FTP remotely I get an error: "Server sent passive reply with unroutable address". I can FTP just fine into my server locally. Re: FTP " Error:ğailed to retrieve directory listing" problem

filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing

Using server address instead.Įrror:ğailed to retrieve directory listingĪny help is greatly appreciated, I've been spending nights on end trying to get the ftp side of things to work! Status: Server sent passive reply with unroutable address. Response:Ē57 "/mnt/shared" is the current directory Response:Ē30-Welcome to Bio Hazzard's FTP server Response:ē31 Password required for Bio-Hazzard Response:Ē20 ProFTPD 1.3.3e Server (freenas.local FTP Server) Status:Ĝonnection established, waiting for welcome message. Status:Ĝonnection attempt failed with "ECONNREFUSED - Connection refused by server". Shared /mnt/shared/ftpuser 152.0 KiB (0%) 50.0 GiB 50.0 GiB HEALTHYġ001 Bio-Hazzard Bio-Hazzard /mnt/shared /bin/cshġ003 ftpuser ftpuser /mnt/shared/ftpuser/USERS /bin/csh Shared /mnt/shared 102.2 GiB (1%) 5.3 TiB 5.4 TiB HEALTHY I have three disks (2TB each formatted ZFS) and two volumes one being a datasheet Seeming I can authenticate into the server but can't list the directories it might be a permissions problem but it quite weird how it only affects my external i.p. So I switched to a higher port 23235 (port checker tool confirmed that port was open).

filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing

works fine and lists the directories though :\ I originally tried port 21 (default) but when using a port checker tool it said it wasn't open, ISP might be blocking it. I can't quite connect to my FTP server using my external i.p., my internal i.p. Platform Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 2.40GHz Hey guys, wondering if anyone could help with a little FTP problemįreeNAS BuildğreeNAS-8.0.3-RELEASE-p1-圆4 (9591)






Filezilla failed to retrieve directory listing