[sork] Forwards and Vacation fail to connect to ftp server.

[Pape, Michael J. (sysadm)]

Php should be O.K.

PHP Module Capabilities
Ctype Support: Yes 
DOM XML Support: Yes 
FTP Support: Yes 
Gettext Support: Yes 
Iconv Support: No 
IMAP Support: Yes 
LDAP Support: No 
Mbstring Support: No 
MCAL Support: No 
Mcrypt Support: Yes 
Mime Magic Support: No 
MySQL Support: Yes 
OpenSSL Support: No 
PostgreSQL Support: No 
XML Support: Yes

There isn't any errors making it to the daemon logs.

I've been keeping up to date with the latest cvs, so the config files
are different in so far as they need be to work with the latest cvs of
horde/imp. However there aren't any changes with respect to the
server/parms array.

Is there a way to trace the session at a higher debug level?

Thanks,
-MJP

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Rostetter [mailto:eric.rostetter at physics.utexas.edu] 
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 4:24 PM
To: Pape, Michael J. (sysadm)
Cc: sork at lists.horde.org
Subject: Re: [sork] Forwards and Vacation fail to connect to ftp server.

Quoting "Pape, Michael J. (sysadm)" <papem at union.edu>:

> After some recent upgrades to apache and php, the vacation and
forwards
> applications stopped working, with error messages stating:
> 
> "Failure in removing forward: Connection to ftp server failed. Check
> your username and password."

Did you make any changes to the horde/vacation/forward config files?  Or
just to apache/php?  Any other changes?
 
> I am using the correct username and password.

Do your ftp logs show anything for the failures?

Basically this is saying the ftp connection failed for some reason.  The
part about checking the user/password is just there as it is the most
common
reason for a failure, but there is no real relationship between the
failure
and the userame/password hint.  So all you really know is the ftp
connection
failed, no idea why.

Could very well be something like your new php doesn't have ftp support 
enabled???  (See horde/test.php to check)

> -MJP

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Eric Rostetter
The Department of Physics
The University of Texas at Austin

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