error GnuTLS -110 when disconecting from encrypted FTP
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I have problem when I am trying to logout from FTP server which use encryption, I've got error GnuTLS -110 connection was not terminated correctly.
I have this problem only on Manjaro/Arch linux. Other systems work fine. Is there possibility to track this system problem, where is issue? I am using Filezilla 3.39.0.
arch-linux ftp manjaro filezilla
asked Jan 21 at 8:44
DeliriumDelirium
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I have problem when I am trying to logout from FTP server which use encryption, I've got error GnuTLS -110 connection was not terminated correctly.
I have this problem only on Manjaro/Arch linux. Other systems work fine. Is there possibility to track this system problem, where is issue? I am using Filezilla 3.39.0.
arch-linux ftp manjaro filezilla
asked Jan 21 at 8:44
DeliriumDelirium
52110
Are you sure you're actually using TLS? According to the devs, this error might occur because of incorrect server configuration. First of all, increase the verbosity of your logs. Secondly, check the logs and try to figure out what actually happens. This might be a server configuration issue - and Arch/Manjaro just has a picky GnuTLS compiled (wild assumption).
– Torxed
Jan 21 at 11:11
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I have problem when I am trying to logout from FTP server which use encryption, I've got error GnuTLS -110 connection was not terminated correctly.
I have this problem only on Manjaro/Arch linux. Other systems work fine. Is there possibility to track this system problem, where is issue? I am using Filezilla 3.39.0.
arch-linux ftp manjaro filezilla
asked Jan 21 at 8:44
DeliriumDelirium
52110
I have problem when I am trying to logout from FTP server which use encryption, I've got error GnuTLS -110 connection was not terminated correctly.
I have this problem only on Manjaro/Arch linux. Other systems work fine. Is there possibility to track this system problem, where is issue? I am using Filezilla 3.39.0.
arch-linux ftp manjaro filezilla
arch-linux ftp manjaro filezilla
asked Jan 21 at 8:44
DeliriumDelirium
52110
asked Jan 21 at 8:44
DeliriumDelirium
52110
asked Jan 21 at 8:44
DeliriumDelirium
52110
asked Jan 21 at 8:44
DeliriumDelirium
52110
asked Jan 21 at 8:44
DeliriumDelirium
52110
52110
Are you sure you're actually using TLS? According to the devs, this error might occur because of incorrect server configuration. First of all, increase the verbosity of your logs. Secondly, check the logs and try to figure out what actually happens. This might be a server configuration issue - and Arch/Manjaro just has a picky GnuTLS compiled (wild assumption).
– Torxed
Jan 21 at 11:11
add a comment |
Are you sure you're actually using TLS? According to the devs, this error might occur because of incorrect server configuration. First of all, increase the verbosity of your logs. Secondly, check the logs and try to figure out what actually happens. This might be a server configuration issue - and Arch/Manjaro just has a picky GnuTLS compiled (wild assumption).
– Torxed
Jan 21 at 11:11
Are you sure you're actually using TLS? According to the devs, this error might occur because of incorrect server configuration. First of all, increase the verbosity of your logs. Secondly, check the logs and try to figure out what actually happens. This might be a server configuration issue - and Arch/Manjaro just has a picky GnuTLS compiled (wild assumption).
– Torxed
Jan 21 at 11:11
Are you sure you're actually using TLS? According to the devs, this error might occur because of incorrect server configuration. First of all, increase the verbosity of your logs. Secondly, check the logs and try to figure out what actually happens. This might be a server configuration issue - and Arch/Manjaro just has a picky GnuTLS compiled (wild assumption).
– Torxed
Jan 21 at 11:11
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Are you sure you're actually using TLS? According to the devs, this error might occur because of incorrect server configuration. First of all, increase the verbosity of your logs. Secondly, check the logs and try to figure out what actually happens. This might be a server configuration issue - and Arch/Manjaro just has a picky GnuTLS compiled (wild assumption).
– Torxed
Jan 21 at 11:11