(02-25-2011 05:54 PM)fairman Wrote:  PCH-A200
have an internal i think toshiba hdd in pcha200 and 2 external (wd 2t and verbatim 1,5) but i tried with these disconnected and got the same problem

(02-25-2011 06:09 PM)fairman Wrote:  ---using filezilla ftp client and i see network share and sata disk folders and inside sata disk download, lost+found, music, phot, video...is that what u were asking?
yes installed on inside hdd
tried both, pcha200 and pcha200 usb. if i use pcha200 usb it gives me this message right away--which i suppose it is as it should since everything is installed in internal hdd, and when i use just pcha200 it takes a while, i mean there were times that the green bar seemed almost full, but then i got the message(
also i am trying to download/install a different application each time...

changed router, back to speedtouch wireless, exact same problem

25/2/2011 7:29:01 ΞΌΞΌ;Error;WebException during install method of UploadInstaller;Unable to write data to the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.; at System.Net.Sockets.NetworkStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 size) - at System.Net.FtpDataStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 size) - at com.nmtinstaller.csi.Utilities.FtpCommands.UploadFolder(String server, String username, String password, String localFolder, String remoteFolder, UpdateProgressInfo OnProgressChange) in F:\Ger Data\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\NMTApplicationInstaller\trunk\Utilities\FtpCommands.cs:line 352 - at com.nmtinstaller.csi.Utilities.UploadInstaller.InstallThread() in F:\Ger Data\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\NMTApplicationInstaller\trunk\Utilities\UploadInstaller.cs:line 153;An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host; at System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Send(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 size, SocketFlags socketFlags) - at System.Net.Sockets.NetworkStream.Write(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 size)
thx for all the effort/answers/programm

Quote:-rw-r--r-- 1 nmt nmt 1048576 Feb 25 23:44 lighttpd.tar
-rw-r--r-- 1 nmt nmt 1048576 Feb 25 23:19 mkvtools.tar

(02-26-2011 08:37 AM)fairman Wrote:  [quote='tkenn1s' pid='469291' dateline='1298704164']
I'm experiencing similar behaviour on my PCH A200. I just installed the latest firmware + NMT apps and am unable to install anything via CSI. It looks like it's actually able to upload the files (trying to install lighttpd; I see appinit.cgi, installprepare.cgi and lighttpd.tar on my PCH in the SATA_DISK directory), but, when it all goes wrong when it tries to install them.


EXACTLY! )

(02-26-2011 08:51 AM)tkenn1s Wrote:  So ... the plot thickens

Not sure if it's the NMT ftpd or CSI, but, there is clearly something amiss with the transfer. It seems the upload stops after 10meg.

Quote:-rw-r--r-- 1 nmt nmt 1048576 Feb 25 23:44 lighttpd.tar
-rw-r--r-- 1 nmt nmt 1048576 Feb 25 23:19 mkvtools.tar

next step ... see if i can transfer files larger than 10meg using a standalone ftp client and then try to replace the default NMT ftpd.

(02-26-2011 08:37 AM)fairman Wrote:  [quote='tkenn1s' pid='469291' dateline='1298704164']
I'm experiencing similar behaviour on my PCH A200. I just installed the latest firmware + NMT apps and am unable to install anything via CSI. It looks like it's actually able to upload the files (trying to install lighttpd; I see appinit.cgi, installprepare.cgi and lighttpd.tar on my PCH in the SATA_DISK directory), but, when it all goes wrong when it tries to install them.


EXACTLY! )

(02-26-2011 09:24 AM)Ger Teunis Wrote:  Could You guys also try deleting or renaming the apps folder, then reboot the NMT a d try again?

(02-26-2011 08:51 AM)tkenn1s Wrote:  next step ... see if i can transfer files larger than 10meg using a standalone ftp client and then try to replace the default NMT ftpd.

(02-26-2011 10:15 AM)Ger Teunis Wrote:  At least fairman's problem is: "Unable to write data to the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host"

What that log line is telling is that something in the otheride (the NMT?) is closing the FTP connection while it is uploading the file.

1. Download LTU from the link above
2. Put the .zip file onto a USB thumbdrive and insert it into the PCH (or; you can copy to your PCH via samba)
3. Telnet to your PCH; from this point on, all commands should be performed on the PCH unless otherwise mentioned
4. Create the final resting spot for LTU
   
   Code:
   

   # mkdir -p /share/Apps/LTU
5. Move to the LTU directory
   
   Code:
   

   # cd /share/Apps/LTU
6. Unpack the LTU archive (you have to unpack two different archives); adjust the pathname to the .zip file according to how you copied it to your PCH
   
   Code:
   

   # unzip /opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives/USB_DRIVE_B-1/csi_ltu_pch_x200_v073.zip
# tar xf LTU.tar
7. Now, we finally configure LTU and update pure-ftpd
   
   Code:
   

   # ./appsetup.sh install
8. (Optional) If you want to update your system with the rest of the LTU goodness (e.g. updated commands, new telnetd, etc...), you'll want to finish the configuraiton
   
   Code:
   

   # ./appscript.sh start
   After a short while, your telnet session may die (it did for me). This is perfectly normal as the 'start' script will replace the telnet daemon (which you're in the process of using) with the new one. Wait a little while (maybe 2 or 3 minutes) and just reboot (i.e. unplug it) your PCH. When the system comes back up, you'll have new daemons running. Be aware that your telnet login will have changed. The default login/password is root/1234. You can change that by editing the file /share/Apps/LTU/configure.
9. (Optional) Let CSI know that LTU is an installed package.
   
   Code:
   

   # touch .installed

(02-26-2011 07:47 PM)tkenn1s Wrote:  YES !!! I found a solution that worked for me ... perhaps it'll work for others.

The only thing you really need to do is update pure-ftpd. But, I couldn't find any updates for just the ftp daemon. Many thanks to user dc11ab for pointing me to Linux Terminal Utilities here. LTU contains a bunch of really good stuff; including a replacement pure-ftpd application.

The package is meant to be installed using CSI. But, since CSI doesn't work, you'll have to install it by hand; which is not as difficult as it seems. To install manually, follow these steps:

1. Download LTU from the link above
2. Put the .zip file onto a USB thumbdrive and insert it into the PCH (or; you can copy to your PCH via samba)
3. Telnet to your PCH; from this point on, all commands should be performed on the PCH unless otherwise mentioned
4. Create the final resting spot for LTU
   
   Code:
   

   # mkdir -p /share/Apps/LTU
5. Move to the LTU directory
   
   Code:
   

   # cd /share/Apps/LTU
6. Unpack the LTU archive (you have to unpack two different archives); adjust the pathname to the .zip file according to how you copied it to your PCH
   
   Code:
   

   # unzip /opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives/USB_DRIVE_B-1/csi_ltu_pch_x200_v073.zip
# tar xf LTU.tar
7. Now, we finally configure LTU and update pure-ftpd
   
   Code:
   

   # ./appsetup.sh install
8. (Optional) If you want to update your system with the rest of the LTU goodness (e.g. updated commands, new telnetd, etc...), you'll want to finish the configuraiton
   
   Code:
   

   # ./appscript.sh start
   After a short while, your telnet session may die (it did for me). This is perfectly normal as the 'start' script will replace the telnet daemon (which you're in the process of using) with the new one. Wait a little while (maybe 2 or 3 minutes) and just reboot (i.e. unplug it) your PCH. When the system comes back up, you'll have new daemons running. Be aware that your telnet login will have changed. The default login/password is root/1234. You can change that by editing the file /share/Apps/LTU/configure.
9. (Optional) Let CSI know that LTU is an installed package.
   
   Code:
   

   # touch .installed

I'm sure Ger will correct me for any mistakes I might have made. But, this worked for me and I can now install applications through CSI. Hope it works for you.

(02-28-2011 12:12 AM)ronq01 Wrote:  Sorry to be such a newbie, but how do you telnet to the C-200? When I try, I just get
"Could not open connection to the host, on port 23: Connect failed"

Thanks,

Ron