Hi, I've tried to remove the --ftp-ssl from the line, but no luck just
the same. When I had a closer look inside, it seems tthat the server
sends the IP address with PASV response then the connection is
established, the remote server waits for TLS authentication, but there
is none comming from the client. I do have certificate which needs to
be send to the server before a connection is established (command
and/or data). Instead it opens just a normal connaction and start
sending plain data.

Any idea where to look, how to squeez a bit more info out of it?
Thx,
 N.

On 8/14/05, Daniel Stenberg <daniel-curl_at_haxx.se> wrote:
> On Sun, 14 Aug 2005, Norbert Novotny wrote:
>
> > As I've got info from server admin, the server somehow doesn't support PBSZ.
>
> Then don't use --ftp-ssl when you use ftps://
>
> > Other info, I've got as well, the server expects SSL (certificate exchange)
> > for each open connection, including the data stream connection. I don't know
> > if this does make sense or not.
>
> It makes sense. It is the default behaviour for curl when dealing with ftps://
> URLs.
>
> > Would you know how to tell curl, once the PASV connection was established on
> > data stream, then force SSL cert. exchange?
>
> Exchange? With SSL the server _always_ has a certificate, and the client
> optionally has one. curl supports both these kinds of certificates.
>
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Received on 2005-08-15