200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary.
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Ellinor Forsman
Jul 31, 2013, 4:50:11 PM7/31/13
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Hello!
I have a VERY BIG problem with my cyberduck. It worked great until a few months ago. Last time I uploaded via FTP was in April. When i try to upload it just loads but it doesn't move at all. And then it says: 200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary. I have NO idea what to do. Have tried many different things but nothing works. Please help.
This is what the log says:
200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary
TYPE I
200 PORT command successful.
PORT 192,168,0,119,225,142
425 Can't open data connection.
TYPE I
200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary
PORT 192,168,0,119,225,143
200 PORT command successful.
STOR /lightbox/js/jquery-1.7.2.min.js
200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary
TYPE I
200 PORT command successful.
PORT 192,168,0,119,225,144
425 Can't open data connection.
TYPE I
200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary
PORT 192,168,0,119,225,145
200 PORT command successful.
STOR /lightbox/js/jquery.smooth-scroll.min.js
200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary
TYPE I
200 PORT command successful.
PORT 192,168,0,119,225,146
425 Can't open data connection.
TYPE I
200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary
PORT 192,168,0,119,225,147
200 PORT command successful.
APPE /lightbox/README.markdown
200 TYPE is now 8-bit binary
QUIT
200 PORT command successful.
Ellinor
Kok-Yong Tan
Jul 31, 2013, 5:08:41 PM7/31/13
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The "200" is just the status/error code number--you shouldn't be too
concerned with it. Usually status codes in the 100-300 range are just
informative as in "You asked me to perform this command so that's what
I've done and here's the result" sort of thing while status codes in the
400 range are temporary errors (e.g., FTP service temporarily
down/unreachable) and status codes in the 500 range are permanent errors
(e.g. You're asking FTP to do something that FTP can't do such as
perform a command that isn't an FTP command). The "TYPE is now 8-bit
binary" message tells you that it's a state the FTP service is in:
i.e., It's ready to accept a data stream that is binary (as opposed to
human-readable ASCII).
As such, the 425 code is the one of interest: It tells you that that a
data connection can't be opened and you've got something blocking your
attempt to upload even though you've been successfully authenticated.
It could be that the system administrator at the other end is blocking
you from writing to that specific file location for whatever reason
(maybe you're supposed to be in a different directory/folder when you
upload stuff). You might want to try talking to him/her. It's *NOT* a
CyberDuck issue.
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concerned with it. Usually status codes in the 100-300 range are just
informative as in "You asked me to perform this command so that's what
I've done and here's the result" sort of thing while status codes in the
400 range are temporary errors (e.g., FTP service temporarily
down/unreachable) and status codes in the 500 range are permanent errors
(e.g. You're asking FTP to do something that FTP can't do such as
perform a command that isn't an FTP command). The "TYPE is now 8-bit
binary" message tells you that it's a state the FTP service is in:
i.e., It's ready to accept a data stream that is binary (as opposed to
human-readable ASCII).
As such, the 425 code is the one of interest: It tells you that that a
data connection can't be opened and you've got something blocking your
attempt to upload even though you've been successfully authenticated.
It could be that the system administrator at the other end is blocking
you from writing to that specific file location for whatever reason
(maybe you're supposed to be in a different directory/folder when you
upload stuff). You might want to try talking to him/her. It's *NOT* a
CyberDuck issue.
Reality Artisans, Inc. # Network Wrangling and Delousing
P.O. Box 565, Gracie Station # Apple Certified Consultant
New York, NY 10028-0019 # Apple Consultants Network member
<http://www.realityartisans.com> # Apple Developer Connection member
(212) 369-4876 (Voice) # My PGP public key can be found at
<https://keyserver.pgp.com>
Ellinor Forsman
Jul 31, 2013, 5:18:24 PM7/31/13
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Hmm...I see. THANKS ALOT for helping me. The wierdest thing is that I've tried a few other FTP-clients such as FileZilla, ClassicFTP, Onebutton,...but none of them work. Although, Transmit works. Isn't that really wierd? It is pretty slow, but it works.
I have my website at one.com (don't know if you now about it) but do you mean that it's something at one.com that's blocking my connection? What could it be? A firewall? Should I contact one.com? What should I say to them?
Bigbigbig thank you! (I am not very familiar with this kind of things..)
Ellinor
Kok-Yong Tan
Jul 31, 2013, 5:28:50 PM7/31/13
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No, it's not weird. It could be that FileZilla, etc., are incorrectly
configured while Transmit has already been set up correctly but
transparently to you. But if it's slow, that's another issue altogether
that requires network analysis.
No idea about one.com. You might want to contact them and show them the
log you just posted. It's obvious to anybody who understands FTP that
you've been correctly authenticated but are somehow being blocked from
uploading. It might be a misconfigured firewall but then again it might
not (I've seen weirder things). As I said, by Occam's Razor, it's most
likely because you're connecting to the wrong directory/folder or even
wrong server. They are better equipped to tell you where you should be
connecting to than we are.
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configured while Transmit has already been set up correctly but
transparently to you. But if it's slow, that's another issue altogether
that requires network analysis.
No idea about one.com. You might want to contact them and show them the
log you just posted. It's obvious to anybody who understands FTP that
you've been correctly authenticated but are somehow being blocked from
uploading. It might be a misconfigured firewall but then again it might
not (I've seen weirder things). As I said, by Occam's Razor, it's most
likely because you're connecting to the wrong directory/folder or even
wrong server. They are better equipped to tell you where you should be
connecting to than we are.
> # Apple Developer Connection member
> (212) 369-4876 (Voice) # My PGP public key can be
> found at
> <https://keyserver.pgp.com>
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Ellinor Forsman
Jul 31, 2013, 5:32:54 PM7/31/13
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Ellinor Forsman
Jul 31, 2013, 5:35:44 PM7/31/13
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OK. I see. Do you think it has something to do with my Wi-Fi? Or is it just the host one.com I use?
I am definitely gonna contact them about this. As you say, people who understands FTP knows exactly which problem I have!
Kok-Yong Tan
Jul 31, 2013, 5:39:45 PM7/31/13
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Again, it is something to do with one.com. Not WiFi. And if you're not
sure about this, why are you uploading at all? For all you know, you
could be wiping out something critically important to your website
(which might explain why you're experiencing problems).
On 7/31/13 17:35, Ellinor Forsman wrote:
> OK. I see. Do you think it has something to do with my Wi-Fi? Or is it
> just the host one.com I use?
> I am definitely gonna contact them about this. As you say, people who
> understands FTP knows exactly which problem I have!
>
>
>
> Den onsdagen den 31:e juli 2013 kl. 23:28:50 UTC+2 skrev Tanster:
>
> No, it's not weird. It could be that FileZilla, etc., are incorrectly
> configured while Transmit has already been set up correctly but
> transparently to you. But if it's slow, that's another issue
> altogether
> that requires network analysis.
>
> No idea about one.com <http://one.com>. You might want to contact
> <http://one.com>? What should I say to
> <http://www.realityartisans.com> <http://www.realityartisans.com
sure about this, why are you uploading at all? For all you know, you
could be wiping out something critically important to your website
(which might explain why you're experiencing problems).
On 7/31/13 17:35, Ellinor Forsman wrote:
> OK. I see. Do you think it has something to do with my Wi-Fi? Or is it
> just the host one.com I use?
> I am definitely gonna contact them about this. As you say, people who
> understands FTP knows exactly which problem I have!
>
>
>
> Den onsdagen den 31:e juli 2013 kl. 23:28:50 UTC+2 skrev Tanster:
>
> No, it's not weird. It could be that FileZilla, etc., are incorrectly
> configured while Transmit has already been set up correctly but
> transparently to you. But if it's slow, that's another issue
> altogether
> that requires network analysis.
>
> them and show them the
> log you just posted. It's obvious to anybody who understands FTP that
> you've been correctly authenticated but are somehow being blocked from
> uploading. It might be a misconfigured firewall but then again it
> might
> not (I've seen weirder things). As I said, by Occam's Razor, it's most
> likely because you're connecting to the wrong directory/folder or even
> wrong server. They are better equipped to tell you where you should be
> connecting to than we are.
>
> On 7/31/13 17:18, Ellinor Forsman wrote:
> > Hmm...I see. THANKS ALOT for helping me. The wierdest thing is
> that I've
> > tried a few other FTP-clients such as FileZilla, ClassicFTP,
> > Onebutton,...but none of them work. Although, Transmit works.
> Isn't that
> > really wierd? It is pretty slow, but it works.
> >
> > I have my website at one.com <http://one.com> (don't know if you
> log you just posted. It's obvious to anybody who understands FTP that
> you've been correctly authenticated but are somehow being blocked from
> uploading. It might be a misconfigured firewall but then again it
> might
> not (I've seen weirder things). As I said, by Occam's Razor, it's most
> likely because you're connecting to the wrong directory/folder or even
> wrong server. They are better equipped to tell you where you should be
> connecting to than we are.
>
> On 7/31/13 17:18, Ellinor Forsman wrote:
> > Hmm...I see. THANKS ALOT for helping me. The wierdest thing is
> that I've
> > tried a few other FTP-clients such as FileZilla, ClassicFTP,
> > Onebutton,...but none of them work. Although, Transmit works.
> Isn't that
> > really wierd? It is pretty slow, but it works.
> >
> now about it) but do you
> > mean that it's something at one.com <http://one.com> that's
> <http://one.com>? What should I say to
> <http://www.realityartisans.com>>>
> > # Apple Developer Connection member
> > (212) 369-4876 (Voice) # My PGP public key can be
> > found at
> > <https://keyserver.pgp.com>
> >
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Ellinor Forsman
Aug 1, 2013, 5:22:48 AM8/1/13
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I see. Well, I have a website and I've done it myself with HTML and CSS. I now need to upload it to my domain. And that's why. But Im gonna call one.com and check this out. Thanks a lot for the help! You rock!
Ellinor
Kustaa Nyholm
Aug 1, 2013, 5:33:28 AM8/1/13
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On 01/08/2013 12:22, Ellinor Forsman wrote:
> I see. Well, I have a website and I've done it myself with HTML and CSS. I
> now need to upload it to my domain. And that's why. But Im gonna call
> one.com and check this out. Thanks a lot for the help! You rock!
>
> Ellinor
>
>
For what it is worth, I'm using one.com and CyberDuck all the time
> I see. Well, I have a website and I've done it myself with HTML and CSS. I
> now need to upload it to my domain. And that's why. But Im gonna call
> one.com and check this out. Thanks a lot for the help! You rock!
>
> Ellinor
>
>
with no problems. Talk to the online chat with one.com they are
helpful.
br Kusti
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