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Issues uploading motion detection files with ftp

edited August 2013 in SecuritySpy
Hi,

I'm running security spy for a couple of months now and finaly today I spent some time on motion detection.

Everything works fine except one small thing.

I want to upload motion detected movies and jpegs to a NAS, somewhere else.

The NAS, synology DS111, latest DSM version accepts ftp, accepts passive ftp and I've a working account on it.
Securityspy, latest 3.04 version try's to upload, but stores only one file with the right file size. After that it somethimes creates files with a size of 0 bytes, but after a while even that becomes a problem.

The NAS and the Mac mini are on the same subnet
- NAS accepts passive ftp

04-08-13 1610-05: Error communicating with the FTP server "NAS-Backup" 3.0.4,90038,425 425 Can't open passive connection: No such file or directory.

Debug info from ftp on command line

mcdoofpot:~ sander$ ftp -d Diskstation-2Tb.local
Trying 2001:980:77bb:1:f6ec:38ff:fe9a:a504...
Connected to diskstation-2tb.local.
220 Diskstation-2Tb FTP server ready.
ftp_login: user `' pass `' host `Diskstation-2Tb.local'
Name (Diskstation-2Tb.local:sander): securityspy
---> USER securityspy
331 Password required for securityspy.
Password:
---> PASS XXXX
230 User securityspy logged in, access restrictions apply.
---> SYST
215 UNIX Type: L8
Remote system type is UNIX.
Using binary mode to transfer files.
---> FEAT
211- Extensions supported:
AUTH TLS
PBSZ
PROT
SIZE
MDTM
MFMT
REST STREAM
UTF8
211 End.
features[FEAT_FEAT] = 1
features[FEAT_MDTM] = 1
features[FEAT_MLST] = 0
features[FEAT_REST_STREAM] = 1
features[FEAT_SIZE] = 1
features[FEAT_TVFS] = 0
got localcwd as `/Users/sander'
---> PWD
257 "/" is current directory.
got remotecwd as `/'

Does someone have a clue?



Comments

  • After spending a couple of hours, trying to debug why this wasn't working, I changed the account name to a different account, i used in the past.

    It works like a charm.


    But why it failed in the first case, I don't know.
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