Every FTP and SFTP command opens and closes a separate port. After command completions ports must be automatically closed. If they remain open I would suggest that this is a bug and it should be fixed. Please report a test case to support@softtreetech.com. As a workaround, try running the job detached. When the job completes and the process terminates it should automatically close all previously opened resources. : Hope this one is easy. : We are connecting to a SFTP device to transferring files. Between the host
: and the remote we are processing 10 different FTP commands for each job. : On the 24x7 Windows clients anf the Unix administrator has confirmed, 24x7
: appears to be leaving the SFTP ports open; one for each FTP command
: executed by 24x7. : I have to close these ports. It is a resource hog on the UNIX host, and a
: potential security hole on the Windows clients. I have looked through the
: 24x7 documentation on remote FTP commands. I noticed the quit command,
: this command however, quits the active FTP session. How do I close the
: other FTP ports that are left open? Is there a way to next the Ftpcomamnds
: like concatex? Maybe do a put then a quit? : Thank you : ~Joe
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