FTP usb problem rt-ac87u

[Buildersoft]

I have an asus router rt-ac87u with the latest software 380-57 installed
I have attached an usb drive with is formatted with ext3
I put some folders on it en give some users right to access these folders
This is all done with menu item : Media Services and Servers
My wan ip address is registered by an DDNS organisation
In google chrome ftp://hostname.... works fine and can access the folders
But when I do the same thing in IE or in Firefox, it give me the error: page not found
Any ideas?
Best regards, Buildersoft

 

[octopus]

Have a look at this especially at PASV part.
http://www.snbforums.com/threads/vsftpd-support-ssl-tls-encryption-support.17939/

 

[Buildersoft]

Have a look at this especially at PASV part.
http://www.snbforums.com/threads/vsftpd-support-ssl-tls-encryption-support.17939/

Octopus, I only using ftp:// not ftps:// so SSl is out of the question ( I am not using encryption)
Other ftp sites in IE works fine, so I think its the ftp handling software in the router self
But thanks for your reply, I will look further
Regards, Buildersoft

 

[octopus]

You need PASV part even if you dont use SSL. And remember to open ports.

 

[Buildersoft]

You need PASV part even if you dont use SSL. And remember to open ports.

You are right
I have just tested with the FileZalla client to see what is going wrong
Regards, Buildersoft

 

[Buildersoft]

You need PASV part even if you dont use SSL. And remember to open ports.

Octopus, I don't no what is going wrong at the moment
My vsftpd.conf file:

anonymous_enable=NO

nopriv_user=root

write_enable=YES

local_enable=YES

chroot_local_user=YES

local_umask=000

dirmessage_enable=NO

xferlog_enable=NO

syslog_enable=NO

connect_from_port_20=YES

use_localtime=YES

listen=YES

pasv_enable=YES

ssl_enable=YES

tcp_wrappers=NO

max_clients=2

ftp_username=anonymous

ftpd_banner=Welcome to FMC-FTP service.

rsa_cert_file=/etc/ssl/private/vsftpd.pem

rsa_private_key_file=/etc/ssl/private/vsftpd.pem

allow_anon_ssl=NO

force_local_data_ssl=YES

force_local_logins_ssl=YES

ssl_tlsv1=YES

ssl_sslv2=NO

ssl_sslv3=NO

require_ssl_reuse=NO

ssl_ciphers=HIGH

pasv_min_port=9970

pasv_max_port=10000

I make the jffs enabled and put the file in /jffs/configs
The vsfpd.pem file hase been made by openssl command
I did a service stop_ftpd and a service_start_ftpd
iptables has been updated : iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 9970:10000 -j ACCEPT

I tested with Filezilla client , but no connection possible

Regards, Buildersoft

 

[octopus]

Filezilla have problem with handshaing try this:

The cause of this issue is due to some older versions of FileZilla which required explicit-like protocol messages
to establish the secure data channel when these should only be optional for implicit mode. Implicit mode implies
that all connections are secure by default, so it shouldn't be necessary to explicitly send these commands.
Nevertheless, this should resolve the issue for both FileZilla, vsftpd, and any other servers which require these
commands be sent even when using implicit FTPS.

To fix this issue, place the following commands into the "Additional commands to execute upon signon" box in Advanced Options for this host:

PBSZ 0
PROT P

Now the server should receive the messages it expects and the host should work normally.

 

[martinr]

A few years back I had problems trying to ftp into my Humax Foxsat box using Filezilla. After giving up with Filezilla, I tried the Fireftp add-on for Firefox and it worked flawlessly. It might be worth a look, anyway.

 

[Buildersoft]

Filezilla have problem with handshaing try this:

The cause of this issue is due to some older versions of FileZilla which required explicit-like protocol messages
to establish the secure data channel when these should only be optional for implicit mode. Implicit mode implies
that all connections are secure by default, so it shouldn't be necessary to explicitly send these commands.
Nevertheless, this should resolve the issue for both FileZilla, vsftpd, and any other servers which require these
commands be sent even when using implicit FTPS.

To fix this issue, place the following commands into the "Additional commands to execute upon signon" box in Advanced Options for this host:

PBSZ 0
PROT P

Now the server should receive the messages it expects and the host should work normally.

Oke, I will test this, but the main issue is with the modification I early mentioned vsftpf.conf, etc is also not working in IE, Firefox or Chrome either
So when I build it to its original, ftp work only in chrome
The question is what I doing wrong with the modified configuration in the asus router?

Regards Fred