How can I make the ftp request in openbullet

dr.Hex8

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percebal42

Here u have a example.
https://prnt.sc/rgpis1

dr.Hex8

The keycheck does not work. response does not find the key. Have you implemented a solution?

Ruri

Here you can see a TCP dump of the FTP protocol.
Add a TCP block which opens the connection to the FTP server like ftp.domain.com on port 25.
Add a TCP block that sends a message with the content USER <USERNAME>\r\n.
Add a TCP block that sends a message with the content PASS <PASSWORD>\r\n.
The server should tell you that you're logged on.
Then you can run additional commands you need to list the files.
Finally add a TCP block that disconnects you from the server (do not leave the session open! It will fill your memory!)

dr.Hex8

@Ruri said in How can I make the ftp request in openbullet:

Here you can see a TCP dump of the FTP protocol.
Add a TCP block which opens the connection to the FTP server like ftp.domain.com on port 25.
Add a TCP block that sends a message with the content USER <USERNAME>\r\n.
Add a TCP block that sends a message with the content PASS <PASSWORD>\r\n.
The server should tell you that you're logged on.
Then you can run additional commands you need to list the files.
Finally add a TCP block that disconnects you from the server (do not leave the session open! It will fill your memory!)

what is the problem? Can you help me

Itamai

@dr-Hex8 you saved the response in another variable(response_Pass) not in <SOURCE>

Ruri

Can you please not expose credentials publicly? We can see domain, port and credentials from your picture...

dr.Hex8

okey, sorry

dr.Hex8

@Itamai said in How can I make the ftp request in openbullet:

@dr-Hex8 you saved the response in another variable(response_Pass) not in <SOURCE>

thanks