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RE: FTPS example - Kilogica - 13.03.2024 you can see in the image that the two backups are totally different. the before was done with the old script. the after with the new. Intuitively something is missing from the after RE: FTPS example - ferrim - 20.03.2024 Hi all, same problem here with FTPS, file uploaded but 0 K FTP upload error: closed HW: LM5 Lite (i.MX6) SW: 20230607 Any tips? Code: host = 'xxx' RE: FTPS example - admin - 20.03.2024 Check FTP server logs and try removing / from the file path. RE: FTPS example - ferrim - 20.03.2024 thanks Admin, I have already tried removing / from file path but no change. I don't manage the FTP server but I can try asking for the log... RE: FTPS example - ferrim - 22.03.2024 This is the server side log. The guy who manages the FTP server didn't give me much information but it seems that by putting require_ssl_reuse=NO in the vsftpd.conf configuration file and maybe some firewall tweaks, the backup file is entirely transferred but always with this error: 426 Failure reading network stream. Now if I try to send a 2 MB .csv file with this code, I always get a file truncated to multiples of 8192 and I need advice on how to correctly send a file via FTPS. thanks for your patience Code: -- ... RE: FTPS example - admin - 22.03.2024 Try adding reusesession = true, to the parameters table. RE: FTPS example - ferrim - 22.03.2024 Ignoring the 426 error for now, with require_ssl_reuse=NO inserted in the server configuration file vsftpd.conf the backup file is transferred entirely. Now I need to send some 2 MB .csv files (or even a compressed ones) with the above code but I always get corrupted files as they are truncated to multiples of 8192 and I don't understand why. No problem with smaller files |