Comments on: Using cURL for FTP over SSL file transfers http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html Geek tech-tips, news and commentary Tue, 06 Jan 2009 19:45:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Doug http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-321 Doug Thu, 14 Aug 2008 23:47:32 +0000 http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-321 Lots of things can be going on - a firewall can be blocking the FTP traffic, or there can be other network issues. Hard to say without knowing your situation. Can you post your debug output? Lots of things can be going on - a firewall can be blocking the FTP traffic, or there can be other network issues. Hard to say without knowing your situation. Can you post your debug output?

]]> By: Mark http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-320 Mark Thu, 14 Aug 2008 16:24:59 +0000 http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-320 I tried using the solution you provided, "--disable-epsv --ftp-skip-pasv-ip" as I was getting the "500 'EPSV': command not understood" message and connection timeout. However, I am still getting timeout. Any other ideas? I tried using the solution you provided, “–disable-epsv –ftp-skip-pasv-ip” as I was getting the “500 ‘EPSV’: command not understood” message and connection timeout. However, I am still getting timeout.

Any other ideas?

]]> By: FB http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-298 FB Thu, 29 May 2008 18:23:49 +0000 http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-298 I cam upon the page when having the problem. Left. Searched haxx curl man page, fixed it up then stumbled back here. I should have just read this and tried it first, lol. Works nicely. I cam upon the page when having the problem. Left.
Searched haxx curl man page, fixed it up then stumbled back here. I should have just read this and tried it first, lol.
Works nicely.

]]> By: Doug http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-286 Doug Tue, 06 May 2008 14:46:02 +0000 http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-286 Sure, just use standard shell redirects. Curl will output the errors and verbose text to standard error, so just redirect that: curl -3 -v ... 2> errors.txt (to save the error/verbose output in the file errors.txt) or curl -3 -v ... > output.txt 2>&1 (to save both non-error and error/verbose output to the file output.txt) Sure, just use standard shell redirects. Curl will output the errors and verbose text to standard error, so just redirect that:

curl -3 -v … 2> errors.txt (to save the error/verbose output in the file errors.txt)
or
curl -3 -v … > output.txt 2>&1 (to save both non-error and error/verbose output to the file output.txt)

]]> By: Raul Mejia http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-285 Raul Mejia Tue, 06 May 2008 14:34:22 +0000 http://blog.unixlore.net/2007/11/using-curl-for-ftp-over-ssl-file.html#comment-285 Is there a way to redirect the output of information when debugging. When using option -v, we will receive information of what is occurring such as ( ... QUIT Is there a way to redirect the output of information when debugging. When using option -v, we will receive information of what is occurring such as (
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