Scott Fitzgerald

I'm trying to use jit.uldl to FTP files to an Alcorn McBride DVM7400

http://www.alcorn.com/products/dvm/index.html).

network over which I can FTP using regular old clients using my laptop

(MacBook Pro running Windows XP, Max 4.5.7, Jitter 1.5.2 (most recent

However, in Max, when I set the passive mode of jiy.uldl to 0, error

12030 is reported back, passive mode 1,I get error 12015.

I'm trying to use jit.uldl to FTP files to an Alcorn McBride DVM7400
(http://www.alcorn.com/products/dvm/index.html).  It's connected to a
network over which I can FTP using regular old clients using my laptop
(MacBook Pro running Windows XP, Max 4.5.7, Jitter 1.5.2 (most recent
win jit.uldl)).

However, in Max, when I set the passive mode of jiy.uldl to 0, error
12030 is reported back, passive mode 1,I get error 12015.

jit-uldl-errors

I just sold my DVM7400, as it was such a pain to use. I had worked on 

a basic patch to take work on the Mac what the Alcorn software does on 

the PC, but it never worked right. I did get it to communicate and do 

basic stuff-I'll dig it up and share it. You're probably better of 

using the Alcorn software though for uploading clips, as it's free 

On Jul 17, 2006, at 9:04 AM, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:

> I'm trying to use jit.uldl to FTP files to an Alcorn McBride DVM7400

> network over which I can FTP using regular old clients using my laptop

> (MacBook Pro running Windows XP, Max 4.5.7, Jitter 1.5.2 (most recent

> However, in Max, when I set the passive mode of jiy.uldl to 0, error

> 12030 is reported back, passive mode 1,I get error 12015.

I just sold my DVM7400, as it was such a pain to use.  I had worked on 
a basic patch to take work on the Mac what the Alcorn software does on 
the PC, but it never worked right.  I did get it to communicate and do 
basic stuff-I'll dig it up and share it.  You're probably better of 
using the Alcorn software though for uploading clips, as it's free 
anyway.

> Hiya folks.
>
> I'm trying to use jit.uldl to FTP files to an Alcorn McBride DVM7400
> (http://www.alcorn.com/products/dvm/index.html).  It's connected to a
> network over which I can FTP using regular old clients using my laptop
> (MacBook Pro running Windows XP, Max 4.5.7, Jitter 1.5.2 (most recent
> win jit.uldl)).
>
> However, in Max, when I set the passive mode of jiy.uldl to 0, error
> 12030 is reported back, passive mode 1,I get error 12015.
>
> Any ideas what might be going on here?
>
> Thanks,
>
> ~scott
>


The request to connect and log on to an FTP server failed.

The connection with the server has been terminated.

I'm really not sure what the problem could be, apart from a bad 

username/password combo. If you're certain that this is not the 

problem, could you turn on @report and send me the "log"?

Am 17.07.2006 um 16:04 schrieb Scott Fitzgerald:

ERROR_INTERNET_LOGIN_FAILURE
     12015
     The request to connect and log on to an FTP server failed.

ERROR_INTERNET_CONNECTION_ABORTED
     12030
     The connection with the server has been terminated.

I'm really not sure what the problem could be, apart from a bad  
username/password combo. If you're certain that this is not the  
problem, could you turn on @report and send me the "log"?

> However, in Max, when I set the passive mode of jiy.uldl to 0, error
> 12030 is reported back, passive mode 1,I get error 12015.


Brian, that would be awesome if you could pass that along.

I would be super grateful, I've been doing some packet sniffing on the

box and it's been frustrating deciphering the commands and

> I just sold my DVM7400, as it was such a pain to use. I had worked on

> a basic patch to take work on the Mac what the Alcorn software does on

> the PC, but it never worked right. I did get it to communicate and do

> basic stuff-I'll dig it up and share it. You're probably better of

> using the Alcorn software though for uploading clips, as it's free

> On Jul 17, 2006, at 9:04 AM, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:

> > I'm trying to use jit.uldl to FTP files to an Alcorn McBride DVM7400

> > network over which I can FTP using regular old clients using my laptop

> > (MacBook Pro running Windows XP, Max 4.5.7, Jitter 1.5.2 (most recent

> > However, in Max, when I set the passive mode of jiy.uldl to 0, error

> > 12030 is reported back, passive mode 1,I get error 12015.

> > Any ideas what might be going on here?

I would be super grateful, I've been doing some packet sniffing on the
box and it's been frustrating deciphering the commands and
implementing them in max.

On 7/17/06, Brian Dressel  wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> I just sold my DVM7400, as it was such a pain to use.  I had worked on
> a basic patch to take work on the Mac what the Alcorn software does on
> the PC, but it never worked right.  I did get it to communicate and do
> basic stuff-I'll dig it up and share it.  You're probably better of
> using the Alcorn software though for uploading clips, as it's free
> anyway.
>
> Brian Dressel
> brian@m1interactive.net
>
> On Jul 17, 2006, at 9:04 AM, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:
>
> > Hiya folks.
> >
> > I'm trying to use jit.uldl to FTP files to an Alcorn McBride DVM7400
> > (http://www.alcorn.com/products/dvm/index.html).  It's connected to a
> > network over which I can FTP using regular old clients using my laptop
> > (MacBook Pro running Windows XP, Max 4.5.7, Jitter 1.5.2 (most recent
> > win jit.uldl)).
> >
> > However, in Max, when I set the passive mode of jiy.uldl to 0, error
> > 12030 is reported back, passive mode 1,I get error 12015.
> >
> > Any ideas what might be going on here?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > ~scott
> >
>
>


I'll dig them up, can't guarantee they'll help you do what you want 

though. In the meantime, you might try calling Alcorn directly for 

software support-they are always willing to help and love to dive in 

and help people like you and me. They've been great-although I think 

they're products are outdated now, as you can do the same thing on your 

Mac now-with mulitiple video cards or the Matrox multi-head products.

On Jul 17, 2006, at 9:49 AM, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:

> Brian, that would be awesome if you could pass that along.

> I would be super grateful, I've been doing some packet sniffing on the

> box and it's been frustrating deciphering the commands and

>> I just sold my DVM7400, as it was such a pain to use. I had worked on

>> a basic patch to take work on the Mac what the Alcorn software does on

>> the PC, but it never worked right. I did get it to communicate and do

>> basic stuff-I'll dig it up and share it. You're probably better of

>> using the Alcorn software though for uploading clips, as it's free

>> On Jul 17, 2006, at 9:04 AM, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:

>> > I'm trying to use jit.uldl to FTP files to an Alcorn McBride DVM7400

>> > network over which I can FTP using regular old clients using my 

>> > (MacBook Pro running Windows XP, Max 4.5.7, Jitter 1.5.2 (most 

>> > However, in Max, when I set the passive mode of jiy.uldl to 0, error

>> > 12030 is reported back, passive mode 1,I get error 12015.

>> > Any ideas what might be going on here?

I'll dig them up, can't guarantee they'll help you do what you want 
though.  In the meantime, you might try calling Alcorn directly for 
software support-they are always willing to help and love to dive in 
and help people like you and me.  They've been great-although I think 
they're products are outdated now, as you can do the same thing on your 
Mac now-with mulitiple video cards or the Matrox multi-head products.

> Brian, that would be awesome if you could pass that along.
>
> I would be super grateful, I've been doing some packet sniffing on the
> box and it's been frustrating deciphering the commands and
> implementing them in max.
>
> ~scott
>
> On 7/17/06, Brian Dressel  wrote:
>> Hi Scott,
>>
>> I just sold my DVM7400, as it was such a pain to use.  I had worked on
>> a basic patch to take work on the Mac what the Alcorn software does on
>> the PC, but it never worked right.  I did get it to communicate and do
>> basic stuff-I'll dig it up and share it.  You're probably better of
>> using the Alcorn software though for uploading clips, as it's free
>> anyway.
>>
>> Brian Dressel
>> brian@m1interactive.net
>>
>> On Jul 17, 2006, at 9:04 AM, Scott Fitzgerald wrote:
>>
>> > Hiya folks.
>> >
>> > I'm trying to use jit.uldl to FTP files to an Alcorn McBride DVM7400
>> > (http://www.alcorn.com/products/dvm/index.html).  It's connected to 
>> a
>> > network over which I can FTP using regular old clients using my 
>> laptop
>> > (MacBook Pro running Windows XP, Max 4.5.7, Jitter 1.5.2 (most 
>> recent
>> > win jit.uldl)).
>> >
>> > However, in Max, when I set the passive mode of jiy.uldl to 0, error
>> > 12030 is reported back, passive mode 1,I get error 12015.
>> >
>> > Any ideas what might be going on here?
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> >
>> > ~scott
>> >
>>
>>
>


A followup to this fun, is there an OSX jit.uldl that has the ability

> > I'm really not sure what the problem could be, apart from a bad

> > username/password combo. If you're certain that this is not the

> > problem, could you turn on @report and send me the "log"?

A followup to this fun, is there an OSX jit.uldl that has the ability
to turn passive mode off?

On 7/17/06, Scott Fitzgerald  wrote:
> > I'm really not sure what the problem could be, apart from a bad
> > username/password combo. If you're certain that this is not the
> > problem, could you turn on @report and send me the "log"?


Am 21.07.2006 um 16:26 schrieb Scott Fitzgerald:

> A followup to this fun, is there an OSX jit.uldl that has the ability

> A followup to this fun, is there an OSX jit.uldl that has the ability
> to turn passive mode off?
>
> Thanks.


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