Dan0
how do i get a listing to not truncate and show all matches?
thanks
thanks
Update to latest developer build.
https://www.smartftp.com/download
Regards,
-Mat
Output truncated to 2000 matches
mb
Dan0
I updated but the output is still truncated
Is there an option I need to alter?
Thank you
Is there an option I need to alter?
Thank you
Aokromes
I have tested and i don't get file listing truncated, maybe it's a server trouble.
Dan0
ive tried 2 servers
this is what happens:
CWD /public_html/lotsofimagestest
250 OK. Current directory is /public_html/lotsofimagestest
PWD
257 "/public_html/lotsofimagestest" is your current location
TYPE A
200 TYPE is now ASCII
PASV
227 Entering Passive Mode (66,227,48,169,71,210)
Opening data connection IP: 66.227.48.169 PORT: 18386.
LIST -aLT
150 Accepted data connection
164429 bytes received successfully. (32.12 KB/s) (00:00:05).
226-Options: -a -l
226 Output truncated to 2000 matches
NOOP
200 Zzz...
and then it shows 1998 options (it must include . and .. as objects)
this is what happens:
CWD /public_html/lotsofimagestest
250 OK. Current directory is /public_html/lotsofimagestest
PWD
257 "/public_html/lotsofimagestest" is your current location
TYPE A
200 TYPE is now ASCII
PASV
227 Entering Passive Mode (66,227,48,169,71,210)
Opening data connection IP: 66.227.48.169 PORT: 18386.
LIST -aLT
150 Accepted data connection
164429 bytes received successfully. (32.12 KB/s) (00:00:05).
226-Options: -a -l
226 Output truncated to 2000 matches
NOOP
200 Zzz...
and then it shows 1998 options (it must include . and .. as objects)
Aokromes
Try to disable the listing options all of them for that servers it looks a server cause and no smartftp cause.
[04:22:25] PORT 127,0,0,1,6,124
[04:22:25] 200 Port command successful.
[04:22:25] Opening data connection IP: 127.0.0.1 PORT: 1660.
[04:22:25] LIST -aLT
[04:22:25] 150 Opening data connection for directory list.
[04:22:58] 265515 bytes received successfully. (7.86 KB/s) (00:00:33).
[04:22:58] 226 Transfer ok
BTW it's a bad idea to have hundreds and hundreds of files on a single dir of a webpage try making directories if is a server truoble and you can't fix it
[04:22:25] PORT 127,0,0,1,6,124
[04:22:25] 200 Port command successful.
[04:22:25] Opening data connection IP: 127.0.0.1 PORT: 1660.
[04:22:25] LIST -aLT
[04:22:25] 150 Opening data connection for directory list.
[04:22:58] 265515 bytes received successfully. (7.86 KB/s) (00:00:33).
[04:22:58] 226 Transfer ok
BTW it's a bad idea to have hundreds and hundreds of files on a single dir of a webpage try making directories if is a server truoble and you can't fix it
Dan0
i turned off all the options through the right click context menu AND through the tools->options menu
i even tried switching to port mode like youre using
this is what i get:
PORT 4,**,142,160,7,30
200 PORT command successful
Opening data connection IP: 4.**.142.160 PORT: 1822.
LIST
150 Connecting to port 1822
164429 bytes received successfully. (14.60 KB/s) (00:00:11).
226-Options: -a -l
226 Output truncated to 2000 matches
i even tried switching to port mode like youre using
this is what i get:
PORT 4,**,142,160,7,30
200 PORT command successful
Opening data connection IP: 4.**.142.160 PORT: 1822.
LIST
150 Connecting to port 1822
164429 bytes received successfully. (14.60 KB/s) (00:00:11).
226-Options: -a -l
226 Output truncated to 2000 matches
Aokromes
What ftp server is the one that you are trying to connect?
Dan0
its just my server space that i purchase through a shared hosting plan
edit: just tested with a localhost ftp i setup and it works
odd
ill talk to the support at my hosting company
its probably a setting in PureFTPd
edit2: got an email back:
"That is correct. This is to prevent a DoS attack where by a person could
just issue a few "ls" commands to the FTP server and tie up huge amounts
of bandwidth and CPU resources."
edit: just tested with a localhost ftp i setup and it works
odd
ill talk to the support at my hosting company
its probably a setting in PureFTPd
edit2: got an email back:
"That is correct. This is to prevent a DoS attack where by a person could
just issue a few "ls" commands to the FTP server and tie up huge amounts
of bandwidth and CPU resources."
Aokromes
Make few directories, for example by file type or file name range.