[ale] Question

[Terry Bailey]

I am using plain old ftp.

I use sftp uploading to the Sun box and that works.

The same thing happens when I try to upload to my ftp space at 
BellSouth.  That is, for my 2003 server and for the server at BellSouth, 
any file over 1.4K will not upload, but I can upload, using sftp, any size 
file to the Unix box (plain ftp is turn off on the Unix box).

When I use the command prompt in XP, a file less than 1.4K uploads just 
fine, but when I try to upload a file larger than 1.4K, it sits there for a 
while and eventually comes back with "connection closed by foreign 
host."  If you take a look at the 2003 server, you find that the file 
larger than 1.4K is there but with zero bytes.


At 05:40 PM 2/8/2007, you wrote:
>you mentioned SSH. Did you had problem with SFTP or plain old FTP  here?
>Firewall shouldn't have  much to do with it, since  you've transferred 
>1.4K.  Of course, transmission wouldn't go too well if important ICMP 
>regarding DF got rejected or dropped.
>
>On 2/8/07, Terry Bailey <<mailto:terry at bitlinx.com>terry at bitlinx.com> wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>I know that this is a Linux group and this group has helped me solve MANY
>>Linux problems; but, since the Vista disscussion (very interesting) I
>>thought I would ask a question about XP.
>>
>>When I try to upload a file using ftp from my XP machine to a Windows 2003
>>server, the largest file that I can upload is 1.4K.  Anything larger will
>>not go.
>>
>>My PC running Fedora can upload any size file to the Windows 2003
>>server.  I think it must be the Windows firewall that came with one of the
>>upgrades, but I do not know how to remove it.  I tried disengaging it, but
>>that doesn't help.
>>
>>In addition, the XP machine will upload any size file to my Sun box, but I
>>am running that over SSH and hence not port 21.
>>
>>I need to keep using XP because of certain applications.  Does anyone know
>>of a fix for this?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Terry Bailey
>>
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