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Hi, I've had ftpush working successfully in the past, but now it only does if I start with an empty FTP directory. If I push again into an existing directory with only one updated file, I get a 213 error and a message that a file can't be uploaded.
I tried a run using --debug and saw that the file was getting added to the queue.
Happy to provide more info if you need it. Thanks.
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Whenever my (vsftpd) FTP server returns a '213 Status follow', the task returns an error, while in fact the status should be a positive response. So I think ftpush shouldn't mark this as an 'error'.
@emcdanielpja do you happen to use VSFTPD as well? And do you know if it's possible to fix this server-side (ie. prevent the server from responding with a 213?)
Alright, it seems that the solution is fairly simple, use useList: true as a parameter.
Then the STAT command is never executed, the STAT command potentially triggers 213 response, causing the grunt-ftpush error.
Hi, I've had ftpush working successfully in the past, but now it only does if I start with an empty FTP directory. If I push again into an existing directory with only one updated file, I get a 213 error and a message that a file can't be uploaded.
I tried a run using --debug and saw that the file was getting added to the queue.
Happy to provide more info if you need it. Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: