How can I tell if my FTP programs (FileZilla and WS_FTP Professional) have a firewall up?I can't seem to connect to my host even though all the log-in details are correct.
Quote from: shadowstar on March 29, 2009, 03:22:18 PMHow can I tell if my FTP programs (FileZilla and WS_FTP Professional) have a firewall up?I can't seem to connect to my host even though all the log-in details are correct.They themselves do not have a firewall, something between you and them and your target can be a firewall.Some firewalls require PASV (passive) mode, some require socks, some require authentication (e.g. a firewall client like with ISA server)Normally you get to see a message that something fails (or simple try passive or not)
thanks data/tinygot another problem. i cant seem to overwrite/replace/save a .cfg file after editing it. it says "cannot create the C:\Program Files (x86)\blahblah.cfg filemake sure the path and file name is correct"which it is. im just overwriting it. wtf
Quote from: frblckstr1 on March 29, 2009, 06:47:24 PMQuote from: shadowstar on March 29, 2009, 03:22:18 PMHow can I tell if my FTP programs (FileZilla and WS_FTP Professional) have a firewall up?I can't seem to connect to my host even though all the log-in details are correct.They themselves do not have a firewall, something between you and them and your target can be a firewall.Some firewalls require PASV (passive) mode, some require socks, some require authentication (e.g. a firewall client like with ISA server)Normally you get to see a message that something fails (or simple try passive or not)I just can't figure out what's wrong. daigong gave me some server space to use, but I can't even connect to that too, I thought it was just the other host.This is the error I keep gettinghttp://i44.tinypic.com/htur5u.jpg
^ How do I get about doing that?
How do I also find out what's blocking me from the hosts I can't connect to?