Re: [gt-user] Grid ftp
David, I see that the server is giving out 127.0.0.1 in the response to PASV. You need to make sure that /etc/hosts file is configured properly so that the server reports the correct IP address. Raj On Nov 2, 2009, at 11:47 AM, David Hoskinson wrote: chan wilson wrote: From: David Hoskinson dhoskin...@gw.eng.uiowa.edu Subject: [gt-user] Grid ftp Date: Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:57:26 -0600 I have setup a grid ftp only server, and installed grid ftp only on two client machines. debug: sending command to I want to be able to use ssh authentication for this process. I am transferring with the client using the following string: as globus user: globus-url-copy -v file:///home/globus/test sshftp://remoteserver/home/globus/test with the debg flag: sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: TYPE I debug: response from sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: 200 Type set to I. debug: sending command to sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: PASV debug: response from sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: 227 Entering Passive Mode (127,0,0,1,137,111) debug: sending command to sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: ALLO 143435943 debug: response from sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: 200 ALLO command successful. debug: sending command to sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: STOR /home/globus/group What happens is I am asked to authenticate as expected and a empty file called test is created and then it just sits there it looks like at the STOR command. I setup a second client and it does the same thing. Anybody have any ideas? I have tried writing to various directories and nothing seems to work. Yes, two things. You'll always need to authenticate with SSH. Configure ssh with key authentication (presuming its allowed where you're logging into) to automate this authentication. Second, if a zero-length file is being created, you don't have the requisite ports opened up. Reference the GridFTP Administrators Guide (and google) for more information on these topics. --chan Chandin Wilson, General Specialist, Information technology. chandin.wil...@noaa.gov +1-608-216-5689 OneNOAA RDHPCS Infrastructure Not sure that I totally follow you. I am being asked for my passphrase by ssh and that is being authenticated. Are you saying this only works with ssh keys? I was going to use them anyways. Also I don't believe its a firewall problem as I have turned the firewall off with the same result.
[gt-user] Grid ftp
I have setup a grid ftp only server, and installed grid ftp only on two client machines. debug: sending command to I want to be able to use ssh authentication for this process. I am transferring with the client using the following string: as globus user: globus-url-copy -v file:///home/globus/test sshftp://remoteserver/home/globus/test with the debg flag: sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: TYPE I debug: response from sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: 200 Type set to I. debug: sending command to sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: PASV debug: response from sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: 227 Entering Passive Mode (127,0,0,1,137,111) debug: sending command to sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: ALLO 143435943 debug: response from sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: 200 ALLO command successful. debug: sending command to sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: STOR /home/globus/group What happens is I am asked to authenticate as expected and a empty file called test is created and then it just sits there it looks like at the STOR command. I setup a second client and it does the same thing. Anybody have any ideas? I have tried writing to various directories and nothing seems to work.
Re: [gt-user] Grid ftp
chan wilson wrote: From: David Hoskinson dhoskin...@gw.eng.uiowa.edu Subject: [gt-user] Grid ftp Date: Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:57:26 -0600 I have setup a grid ftp only server, and installed grid ftp only on two client machines. debug: sending command to I want to be able to use ssh authentication for this process. I am transferring with the client using the following string: as globus user: globus-url-copy -v file:///home/globus/test sshftp://remoteserver/home/globus/test with the debg flag: sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: TYPE I debug: response from sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: 200 Type set to I. debug: sending command to sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: PASV debug: response from sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: 227 Entering Passive Mode (127,0,0,1,137,111) debug: sending command to sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: ALLO 143435943 debug: response from sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: 200 ALLO command successful. debug: sending command to sshftp://remotetest/home/globus/test: STOR /home/globus/group What happens is I am asked to authenticate as expected and a empty file called test is created and then it just sits there it looks like at the STOR command. I setup a second client and it does the same thing. Anybody have any ideas? I have tried writing to various directories and nothing seems to work. Yes, two things. You'll always need to authenticate with SSH. Configure ssh with key authentication (presuming its allowed where you're logging into) to automate this authentication. Second, if a zero-length file is being created, you don't have the requisite ports opened up. Reference the GridFTP Administrators Guide (and google) for more information on these topics. --chan Chandin Wilson, General Specialist, Information technology. chandin.wil...@noaa.gov +1-608-216-5689 OneNOAA RDHPCS Infrastructure Not sure that I totally follow you. I am being asked for my passphrase by ssh and that is being authenticated. Are you saying this only works with ssh keys? I was going to use them anyways. Also I don't believe its a firewall problem as I have turned the firewall off with the same result.
