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connectedReceive-Error: read() failed. Read '' so far. (errno: Connection refused (111))

Mohanraj — Sun, 21 Mar 2021 16:35:55 -0000

i'm getting below error, any suggestions pls,

--21:56:19-- `ftp_files/UE_0103_TestFTP.pcap'
=> ftp://root:xxxxx@172.16.80.100:21/ftp_files/UE_0103_TestFTP.pcap
starting again
Connecting to 172.16.80.100:21... c_sock: 3
initiating timeout connect (300)
Checking whether 3 is writable... 1 (0:Success)
connectedReceive-Error: read() failed. Read '' so far. (errno: Connection refused (111))
Receive-Error: Connection broke down

#36 Error read() failed. Read '' so far. (errno: No error (0))

Mohanraj — Sun, 21 Mar 2021 16:34:09 -0000

Hi, got any resolution for this issue? i'm also facing the same issue.

Error read() failed. Read '' so far. (errno: No error (0))

Paulo Casaretto Filho — Mon, 11 Jan 2021 15:26:22 -0000

What does means this error ? How do I correct this ?

Connecting to 66.39.97.245:21... c_sock: 284
initiating timeout connect (300)
Checking whether 644 is writable... 1 (0:No error)
connected[220] 'ProFTPD Server (pair Networks, Inc FTP server) [66.39.97.245]'
!
==> AUTH TLS ... ---->AUTH TLS
Checking whether 644 is writable... 1 (0:No error)
[234] 'AUTH TLS successful'
encrypted!
Logging in as pinhe640 ... ---->USER pinhe640
Checking whether 644 is writable... 1 (0:No error)
Receive-Error: read() failed. Read '' so far. (errno: No error (0))
Receive-Error: Connection broke down.

Very thanks

wput 0.6.2 skips even though --reupload has been specified

Peter Van Grieken — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 05:49:47 -0000

Hi,

I'm using wput to make backups of my VM's. In order to do this I have a script to stop, copy and restart them that works.

Host running wput 0.6.2: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS kernel 4.15.0-91-generic
VM is the same

To copy the vm when stopped I have this line in the script:
wput --append-output=$logfile --tries=3 --reupload $sourcedir ftp://Server3:$FTPpw@192.168.111.200$FTPdir

parameters:
now=$(date +"%y%m%d")
logfile=/var/log/Team1/SERVER3Backup_$now.log
sourcedir="/home/petervg/VM/SERVER3/*"
FTPpw=mypassword
FTPdir=/DatabaseBackups/VM/SERVER3_BACKUP/

When looking at the log file I can see the correct vm is stopped, copied and restarted but wput skips either part of some files or files alltogether. This causes the VM not to be copied completely.

This is the exact output of the wput command in the logfile (attached), but most files are either completely skipped or partially skipped:
--18:31:24-- /home/petervg/VM/SERVER3/xubuntu-16.04.3-desktop-amd64 SERVER3.vbox' => ftp://Server3:xxxxx@192.168.111.200:21/DatabaseBackups/VM/SERVER3_BACKUP//home/petervg/VM/SERVER3/xubuntu-16.04.3-desktop-amd64 SERVER3.vbox Length: 6,662 [1,030 to go] [ skipped 5K ] 0K ,,,,,, 18:31:24 (xubuntu-16.04.3-desktop-amd64 SERVER3.vbox) - 1.76M/s' [6662]

Before I enter a bugreport, I'ld like to make sure I didn't make any mistakes.

With kind regards

timeout doesn't work windows

den garb — Sat, 08 Jun 2019 16:04:20 -0000

I need a timeout, but the wput timeout doesn't work. Of course, it might need an older version of wput, before this was broken by the update? Or, it needs a separate timeout for the putting, not the connection to the ftp server?

Firewall ports to open for TLS ?

philip francis — Wed, 27 Feb 2019 01:46:39 -0000

Hello, can you please advise what ports are required to be open on a firewall to permit 'wput' running TLS.
Thank you kindly.

#32 Colon in file name

Frank Wolfe — Mon, 12 Dec 2016 00:34:36 -0000

Never mind. Problem is the same with regular FTP commands. Wish I could cancel my post. I will keep trying to figure out how. Sorry.

Colon in file name

Frank Wolfe — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 23:28:11 -0000

I do have a strange behavior to report, and am hoping someone might have a suggestion.

The file I am sending is required to have the time in a very specific format: 17:32:50. The file will fail during transmit, I believe because of the second colon. If I change the file name to 7:3250, so that it has only one colon, the transfer is successful. Also, it does not seem to be the name of the actual file that I am sending, it seems to be the file name I want it to end up on the other server, because I am taking the second colon out of the receive file name only, and it will work.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

Frank

Runing Umbuntu 14 and WPUT version: 0.6.2

[shell]
wput --append-output=1_puterror.txt ../customerdata/[memberrecord]/1/files/1577_FlatFile_FULLCURR_2016121117:32:50.dat.gpg ftp://[sftpid]:[sftppass]@[ftpaddress]/www.abcde.com/1577_FlatFile_FULLCURR_2016121117:32:50.dat.gpg[/shell]

ERROR With two colons:
Send Failed (1577_FlatFile_FULLCURR_2016121117:32:50.dat.gpg: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect. ) Skipping this file
FINISHED --17:32:50--
Transmission of 1 file failed.

PERFECT With One Colon:
--17:45:43-- ../customerdata/1/files/1577_FlatFile_FULLCURR_2016121117:45:43.dat.gpg' => ftp://cwolfe:xxxxx@209.151.229.152:21/www.bobhoffmeyer.com/1577_FlatFile_FULLCURR_2016121117:3250.dat.pgp Connecting to 209.151.229.152:21... connected! Logging in as cwolfe ... Logged in! Length: 500 0K 17:45:43 (1577_FlatFile_FULLCURR_2016121117:3250.dat.pgp) -23.31K/s' [500]

FINISHED --17:45:43--
Transfered 1,012 bytes in 1 file at 9.42K/s

#23 Speed

mpxman — Thu, 10 Nov 2016 15:01:41 -0000

Max upload speed is ~360 kt/s in Windows 7 SP1 64 bit.

wput version: pre0.6-w32

#29 WPUT Blocked

de Groote — Sun, 25 Oct 2015 08:10:22 -0000

Ik have same problem. It started at 13.10.2015
both wput and wget are not working any more when used with an ftp account protected by username en password.
wget to a public directory on the website is the only thing that still works
any solution ?

Christian
Belgium