GnuTLS error: a tls packet of unexpected length was received
Posted: 2007-08-05 12:22
I'm on XP pro sp2, latest patches, no viruses/trjans etc... connecting over wired LAN, no firewalls. Using latest 0.9.23 and lastest Client version 2.2.32 and 3beta.
A (-9) error prevents any ftp clients from connecting to the FZS using explicit SSL.
I can make a connection using FZC to FZS provided they are both on the same machine, but from no other location, the server is seeing the clients, but always returns the same thing
FZS:
(000103) 05/08/2007 12:56:14 - (not logged in) (10.10.10.10)> 220 Welcome Message.
(000103) 05/08/2007 12:56:14 - (not logged in) (10.10.10.10)> AUTH TLS
(000103) 05/08/2007 12:56:14 - (not logged in) (10.10.10.10)> 234 Using authentication type TLS
(000103) 05/08/2007 12:56:16 - (not logged in) (10.10.10.10)> disconnected.
FZC:
error in title
GnuTLS error: a tls packet of unexpected length was received
I suspect FZS as SSL always used to work. I have been using FZS/C via NAT and so on with and without SSl for about a year, recently this started to happen, could it have been a upgrade issue - I always upgrade promptly - with FZS.
A (-9) error prevents any ftp clients from connecting to the FZS using explicit SSL.
I can make a connection using FZC to FZS provided they are both on the same machine, but from no other location, the server is seeing the clients, but always returns the same thing
FZS:
(000103) 05/08/2007 12:56:14 - (not logged in) (10.10.10.10)> 220 Welcome Message.
(000103) 05/08/2007 12:56:14 - (not logged in) (10.10.10.10)> AUTH TLS
(000103) 05/08/2007 12:56:14 - (not logged in) (10.10.10.10)> 234 Using authentication type TLS
(000103) 05/08/2007 12:56:16 - (not logged in) (10.10.10.10)> disconnected.
FZC:
error in title
GnuTLS error: a tls packet of unexpected length was received
I suspect FZS as SSL always used to work. I have been using FZS/C via NAT and so on with and without SSl for about a year, recently this started to happen, could it have been a upgrade issue - I always upgrade promptly - with FZS.