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Hey wipy-folks,

right now i start to work with my wipy-board, that i received a few weeks ago.

1.) The board itself works and i'm able to open up a telnet-connection. Login works, REPL appears, programming possible...
2.) Now i try to access the internal drive via ftp.... at this point i face some problems.

Software: filezilla
Setup:
General Tab:
host: 192.168.1.1:23
protocol: FTP
encryption:Only use plain ...
Logon type: Normal
user: micro
pw: python

Advanced Tab:
Server Type: Default

Transfer Settings Tab:
Transfer Mode: passive
Limit number ... : checked and setup to 1


The connection protocol says:

Connecting to 192.168.1.1:21...
Connection established, waiting for welcome message...
220Micropython ftp server
USER micro
331
PASS ******
230
OPEN 192.168.1.1:23
502
Could not connect to server
Waiting to retry....


Any suggestions, why this won't work?
Do i have failures in the connection-setup?

Any hints are very welcome .


thanks and cheers,
tomsen

Can you FTP to other devices or sites? Is it possible there's a firewall blocking the transfer?

Try another FTP client - or disable "multiple connections" in filezilla - don't know where
because I do not use filezilla but maybe it helps

Wipy allows only ONE active connetion.

Hi all,
in the protocol above the OPEN .... after the password entry is unexpected, since the connection was already opened for user authentication. But like nui_de said, try another client, maybe just the command line version. At my place, filezilla works, but I prefer the simple ftp client.
Regards

Tomsen wrote: The connection protocol says:

Connecting to 192.168.1.1:21...
Connection established, waiting for welcome message...
220Micropython ftp server
USER micro
331
PASS ******
230
OPEN 192.168.1.1:23
502
Could not connect to server
Waiting to retry....

Did you cut and paste these connection protocol from Filezilla ?
There is a strange thing !
The first line says : "Connecting to 192.168.1.1:21", that's correct as the port 21 is the FTP port.
But some lines down you have "OPEN 192.168.1.1:23" ... Where does it come from ?? And 23 is the TELNET port.
In my Filezilla log I don't have such behavior.