Hello everyone,

I have implemented wolfsftp server on my embedded system and I am using FatFS as filesystem.
Everyting is working fine with little files about 5 KiloBytes.

However, when I try to send/receive a file with about 3 Megabytes size I get the following error message on Filezilla client:

    FATAL ERROR: Network error: Software caused connection abort

Is there a Define or a parameter to be configured on wolfssh in order to make it able to handle larger files.

Thank you so much.

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(5 replies, posted in wolfSSH)

Thank you for your reply sir.
I will change to another RTOS then.
but How about FAT filesystem ?

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(5 replies, posted in wolfSSH)

Thank you for your reply Sir.

Now I am trying to create an SFTP server on my device running on FreeRtos and FAT filesystm.
I found problem in port.h . Is there any FAT filesystem or FreeRtos Define that should be activated to activate other FAT filesystem defines( like WREMOVE, WRENAME,WRMDIR ...) ?

thank you again for your time .

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(5 replies, posted in wolfSSH)

Hello Everyone,

I succeeded in implementing an SSH server based on wolfssh on my embedded system without filesystem.
Now I am trying to add SFTP feature to it.

Is it possible to implement SFTP server based on wolfssh without a filesystem too ?

Thank you.

Hello Mr John,
Thank you for the explanation.

Hello Mr embhorn ,

Thank you for your quick reply.

I am getting little confused since I am working with server example project and not client project you sent.

https://github.com/wolfSSL/wolfssh/blob … ver.c#L263

In this file there is no use of 'wolfSSH_shutdown' but there is "wolfSSH_stream_exit'.

Can you please give me further explanation.

Thank you.

Hello Everyone,

I am working on an ssh Server based on WolfSSH. Everytime I disconnect from the server ,I get the following debug messages.
When I try to reconnect to the server It becomes impossible and I should restart the system.
I am wondering if there is a method for clean Disconnection or any variables that should be initialized after disconnecting from the server.

Thank you.