Ah, it sounds like you forget using the port number. For example, you have an FTP server running on port 2121 with internal IP 192.168.1.54 and enabled port forwarding on your router to forward outside port 2121 to inside IP 192.168.1.54 and port 2121. Now you can access the FTP server using your public IP, for example 123.123.123.123
However, you need to specify the port number when using the IP. If you use a browser, type: ftp://123.123.123.123:2121/ That should work.
Let me know!
Could you send me the steps you took? So what client are you using and what command did you send that produced an error?
That should not happen, did the device ever do that before you installed the app? Because the app doesn't have the capability to unmount the sdcard.Hi:
I am using scp for windows (open ssh) "scp -P serverport file user@serverip:directory/file". But, I already solve the copiying problem, i had put wrong some options of the scp command.
However, while doing this, the server did stop sometimes and even the app closed itself. Even once my external sdcard was unmounted (?).
I will keep testing and let you know if i find out more.
BR
That should not happen, did the device ever do that before you installed the app? Because the app doesn't have the capability to unmount the sdcard.
Maybe you can test it also on another device?
What gives you that message, the server or the client program? I assume the loading of the private key in the client gives the problem so it's not a server problem.Hi:
I tried to add a public key so i don´t have to enter the password every time i connect to the ssh server, but i get this message:
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@ WARNING: UNPROTECTED PRIVATE KEY FILE! @
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Permissions 0644 for 'pass_rsa' are too open.
It is recommended that your private key files are NOT accessible by others.
This private key will be ignored.
It seem to be a problem with the permission of the authorized_keys files in my device. However i don´t know how to change them and i haven´t been able to find it out who without root priviliges.
Do you have any ideas?
BR,
Good idea, but since a lot of devices have different connection methods (3g, wifi, ethernet) we decided to listen on all. However, if you rooted your device you can use apps like droidwall to block these connections.I'm using with my Xperia U and FileZilla Client on my PC works really well thanks for the app.
I'd like to see an option to lock it to wifi only for security reasons if possible, so completely kill it working on 3G.
Ah, good to hear it works ok! Are you missing anything?I'd use it on phone and tablet purely for always on file transfer capabilities. Currently, sshdroidpro fits the bill but it can be hit or miss at detecting a network change and sometimes needs manually quitting and restarting.
Ah yes, I know Will be included in the updateOnce you can specify multiple SSIDs (or blank SSID meaning enable for any WiFi connection) against a single server config it'll be working for me
Yes, you can easily do that. You can email it to yourself or use the email option to select all the text. You can also filter for a specific IP, etc.Hi there!
Great app! Is it possible to save log to file? Or better yet copy specific text like IP from log to clipboard? Thanks!
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Registered on this forum to say thank you for this great app. I did have a few problems though, which have now been solved. I used the built-in Dynamic DNS Updater to connect to my Dynamic DNS with ChangeIP.com.
The first problem was with ChangeIP, I think. I couldn't connect nor ping my Dynamic Domain Name. So I deleted it on ChangeIP.com website and created it again. This time I could ping it.
But I still could not connect to the Android FTP server. After spending much time reading up on this forum I realized I had not opened up a port in my home router. So I did so.
I still could not connect with the built-in FTP client in IE. Installed FileZilla FTP client and still could not connect. I had CuteFTP Pro on another computer and tried that. Surprise surprise. I connected immediately.
Conclusion:
(1) I wonder if I'll have port problems when I'm away from home?
(2) I can only connect with CuteFTP. IE and FileZilla will not work. Am I doing something wrong?
Thank you just the same.
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PS:
I tried using 3G by switching off the WLAN. Couldn't get it to work. I know the IP address was updated but I couldn't ping it. Changed back to my home wifi. And that worked again. Any ideas for a noob to try? Thanks.
PSS:
I suspect that my 3G provider is blocking things. IDK. Can someone enlighten me?
PSSS:
Okay. I went to the GRC website and used Shields UP!! to check my first 1056 ports. They were ALL stealthed. I guess mobile carriers won't let anybody access your phones from the outside for security reasons. This means I can only use this app at home on my own home wifi. Still great app though. But restricted.
Good to hear it works. About accessing from the web, you will need to use the public IP (visible under the info button on the start screen of the app). However, depending on your internet provider it might not work (some internet providers block it). If you use it through wifi you would need to enable port forwarding.
Yes, however, this app will be updated faster and is way less intensive to run on your device, since it's focused on FTP.Are all of the same features present in your "servers ultimate " app?
You're welcome
I just read it on XDA, great article! And thanks for the reviewing, really appreciate it.This got featured on the XDA portal!
Downloading and reviewing just for the sake of the hard work you put.
That sounds like a port forwarding problem. Do you try to access it through WIFI and are you with the client on the same WIFI network? Could you elaborate a bit?I'm having problems (Can't connect) using this with my Samsung GT-7100 Galaxy Note II.
I think is not an App problem but from the device. Every time i try to connect I'm getting this message : "ECONNREFUSED - Connection refused by server"
Using other FTP Server and same result.
Never had this issue with my other device Galaxy S III.
Any ideas how to solve this problem?
Thanks
Ah yes, I know Will be included in the updateOnce you can specify multiple SSIDs (or blank SSID meaning enable for any WiFi connection) against a single server config it'll be working for me