The solution is configured with multiple projects execution, so the projects are already setup to be run in the correct dependent order, which means there's no need to run them one by one.Īpplication "SftpClientConsumerApp" will print the error in red to its console screen.
#PORTABLE APPS DOWNLOAD NOT VALID PORTABLE#
SftpClientConsumerApp: also a console app, which tries to connect to the Portable FTP Server, but unfortunately fails with the error on this issue title ("The requested address is not valid in its context.").ĭownload and run or debug the sample solution with F5 in Visual Studio. PortableFtpServer: a console app which hosts the Portable FTP Server instance. I'm also sharing some prints and the steps necessary to simulate the problem with Renci.SshNet client and to verify that the error does not occur with other FTP clients like FileZilla, which was used in this test case. I'm sharing here a sample solution which simulates the problem, so that it will be easier to look at the error hands on, in case someone is available to give me some help, which I would highly appreciate. I'm trying to connect with normal authentication (user and password) to a Portable FTP Server hosted in a console application with FubarDevelopment/FtpServer running on the local machine, but the Renci.SshNet client throws error "The requested address is not valid in its context." while trying to connect to the server. On Sep 30, 2021, at 2:57 PM, Ulysses Alves wrote: SftpClient should be able to properly connect to the Portable FTP Server, rather than echoing the error "The requested address is not valid in its context." when trying to connect to it.
Download and run or debug the sample solution with F5 in Visual Studio.SftpClientConsumerApp: also a console app, which tries to connect to the Portable FTP Server, but unfortunately fails with the error on this issue title ("The requested address is not valid in its context.").PortableFtpServer: a console app which hosts the Portable FTP Server instance.The sample solution, which is attached to this issue, contains two projects:
#PORTABLE APPS DOWNLOAD NOT VALID CODE#
But something is wrong with either my setting up of the Renci.SshNet client application, or there's something else happening somewhere which is preventing my code from successfully connecting Renci.SshNet client to the Portable FTP Server. I can upload, download and list files, and I can also create directories on this server with FileZilla, so the Portable FTP Server really looks like to be in a good healthy shape. I can successfully connect to this same local server with FileZilla ftp client with same authentication parameters, port and host adddress, so it looks like the problem is on the Renci.SshNet client side, and not on the Portable FTP Server, which again works with no issues when connecting to it via FileZilla.
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