Good morning everyone.
I'm writing about a major problem caused by a web service provider where I use FTP access to upload and download configuration parameters for several devices controlled by apps developed in B4a and B4i: the provider is PEGASOHOSTING and at this point I do not recommend it to anyone as they do not have an efficient support service: they do not even respond to emails requesting assistance.
For a few days now, although I've been able to access them with standard browsers and Mozilla software, the apps won't connect to FTP in passive mode.
At this point, it could be due to the server returning the wrong IP in the PASV response (probably a private IP behind NAT).
While Mozilla and many browsers ignore this error and continue the connection, the NET libraries of B4a and B4i are rigid and crash: does anyone have a way to circumvent this block?
Hope in good notice.
I'm writing about a major problem caused by a web service provider where I use FTP access to upload and download configuration parameters for several devices controlled by apps developed in B4a and B4i: the provider is PEGASOHOSTING and at this point I do not recommend it to anyone as they do not have an efficient support service: they do not even respond to emails requesting assistance.
For a few days now, although I've been able to access them with standard browsers and Mozilla software, the apps won't connect to FTP in passive mode.
At this point, it could be due to the server returning the wrong IP in the PASV response (probably a private IP behind NAT).
While Mozilla and many browsers ignore this error and continue the connection, the NET libraries of B4a and B4i are rigid and crash: does anyone have a way to circumvent this block?
Hope in good notice.