(CyberDuck, FileZilla or just plain old MC). Recently I noticed strange issue with macOS Big Sur 11.4 and 11.5 (Mac M1) where all FTP clients no matter which I use it will end up in same issue.
If FileZilla can do the job, why couldn't javascript do it? How? I would like not to complicate things (with CORS) and use the 111.222.111.123 address. Ftp.createCORSRequest('POST', "") in this one. Other examples use URLs instead of IP addresses (111.222.111.123).Į.g. Uncaught ReferenceError: FtpConnection is not definedĪfter searching on the Internet, I'm still not sure what project FtpConnection belongs to. Var file = document.getElementById("fileForUpload").files ĭocument.getElementById("fileContents").innerHTML = I tried this example taking to account answer, but anyway it's not clear what the FtpConnection is: Its location on the Internet is so the file should be reachable on the internet for anyone as But is it possible to upload the file to the server with javascript? The target directory is where the file should be uploaded. I can upload the file manually to the target directory on the server with a client like FileZilla. You uploaded 0 and downloaded 0 kbytes.įile to upload is selected with HTML input element Server port: 21.Ģ20 You will be disconnected after 15 minutes of inactivity.Ģ21-Goodbye. Sudo pure-pw useradd test3 -u ftp -d /Users/macbook/ftpuser/test3īut when I tried to connect ftp server, the result is like this: Macbooks-MacBook-Pro:marketing macbook$ ftp localhostĢ20- Welcome to Pure-FTPd -Ģ20-Local time is now 23:06.
Setup ftp server on local by running pure-ftpd: I tried to run ftp server on my Macbook OS High Sierra (Version 10.14.16)
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