FTP Client : works under OSX but not WinXP

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  1. GaryK

    GaryK Junior Member

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    I have Win XP running under Parallels 5

    My FTP client (Filezilla) can connect no problem when I run it from native OSX but when I try to connect to the same server from under Win XP it gets stuck when it tries to get a directory listing.

    This is what I get..

    COMMAND:> PORT 10,211,55,5,8,83
    200 PORT command successful.
    COMMAND:> LIST
    150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for /bin/ls.
    ERROR:> Socket error: WSAETIMEDOUT - Connection timed out. Try using PASV mode (View | Options | Connection) if you receive this error during a LIST, MLSD, or NLST commands. (10060)
    STATUS:> Error sending command "LIST". Reconnecting (send attempt 2)...


    I have tried other FTP clients and they all have the same issue. Have also tried both Active & Passive.

    Any ideas why it will not connect when running from XP ?

    thanks
     
  2. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    Hi,

    Paralels Shared Networking really doesn't allow Active FTP. I'd appreciate if you could post here the logs while Passive FTP mode
     
  3. GaryK

    GaryK Junior Member

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    here you go...


    COMMAND:> PWD
    257 "/" is current directory.
    COMMAND:> CWD /
    250 CWD command successful.
    COMMAND:> TYPE A
    200 Type set to A.
    COMMAND:> PASV
    227 Entering Passive Mode (122,128,106,105,196,240).
    COMMAND:> LIST
    425 Can't open data connection.
    STATUS:> Successful reconnect. Attempting to resend failed command.
    COMMAND:> PASV
    227 Entering Passive Mode (122,128,106,105,196,241).
    COMMAND:> LIST
    425 Can't open data connection.
    STATUS:> Successful reconnect. Attempting to resend failed command.
    COMMAND:> PASV
    227 Entering Passive Mode (122,128,106,105,196,242).
    COMMAND:> LIST
    425 Can't open data connection.
    STATUS:> Successful reconnect. Attempting to resend failed command.
    COMMAND:> PASV
    227 Entering Passive Mode (122,128,106,105,196,243).
    COMMAND:> LIST
    425 Can't open data connection.
    STATUS:> Successful reconnect. Attempting to resend failed command.
    COMMAND:> PASV
    227 Entering Passive Mode (122,128,106,105,196,244).
    COMMAND:> LIST
     
  4. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    Do you have firewall installed on the Mac OS side? If so, may be you need to allow all access for the process prl_naptd. This process provides Shared Networking functionality.
     
  5. GaryK

    GaryK Junior Member

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    nope firewall is set to off

    I can run the FTP client from OSX and it connects with no problem. It only has problems when I try to run it from WinXP under Parallels.
     
  6. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    Sorry, I don't quite understand, you do have firewall installed, but it is turned off?

    Please note: I mean that process "prl_naptd" should be added to allow pass through firewall. If this process is somehow limited from accessing networking, Parallels Shared networking may behave the way you described.
     
  7. GaryK

    GaryK Junior Member

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    I don't have any 3rd party firewall installed. The built in firewall in OSX is turned OFF. (Preferences->Security->Firewall)
     
  8. GaryK

    GaryK Junior Member

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    So should I conclude that FTP does not work under Parallels.

    If so is there a way I can use my FTP client under OSX but access the c: drive from the WinXP running under parallels ?

    Essentially I use the virtual OS for Web Development and need to upload files to the host.

    Any ideas ?
     
  9. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    It should. I can suggest a remote WebEx session. I'm available any working day 9AM-18PM GMT. Today also works (within nearest 2 hours).

    Please send me a private message with your email and acceptable time-frame if you are ready for the session.

    PS: What about accessing Windows-disk from Mac OS: there is a way to do so, but I can post how exactly it is can be done only some time later
     
  10. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    The disk is already available in the /Volume/C path. To show it on the desktop, do the next:

    click Finder icon (the Mac OS one!) -> menu Finder -> Preferences and enable under "Show these items on the desktop" the "Connected servers" option.
     
  11. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    Gary, Take a look into your private messages. (By default notifications about private-messages are disabled)
     
  12. BobTheDog

    BobTheDog Member

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    Please click one of the Quick Reply icons in the posts above to activate Quick Reply.
     
  13. dougwo

    dougwo Junior Member

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    Same Issue

    I use iSpring PRO to FTP powerpoint->flash conversions to my server. If I am in shared networking, I cannot FTP. If I switch to bridged networking, I can FTP but then I cannot FTP on the MAC side. It is a real pain to switch back and forth. Is there any solution? Can I use shared networking if in fact I can switch the ftp mode to passive?
     
  14. Elric

    Elric Parallels Team

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    Hi, ftp should work in Shared Networking if ftp mode is passive
     

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