FTP Problem In SR_ShardManager!

Guild mark is working fine , but i got this error in SR_ShardManager...

Code:

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Crest FTP : ftp://xxxx:xxxx@myiphamachi/SRO_CREST/
FtpDeleteFile[File: G64_6_2.crb] Failed (12003)

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My config in both:

Server.cfg

PHP Code:

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        CREST_FTP_URL                     "ftp://xxxx:xxxx@myiphamachi/SRO_CREST/" 


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Type.txt

PHP Code:

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Language = "Vietnam"
Country = "Vietnam"
GameType = "Silkroad_TestIn"
MarkFTPAddr = "xxxx:xxxx@myiphamachi"
MarkFTPPath = "SRO_CREST" 


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Edit : Account on Server.cfg have all permissions .... but type.txt have read only permission

Any solution please?

guys i think It is a message and a fake cuz my player got guild working fine! ,btw i allowed filezilla through firewall.. so any answer help me!??

I've noticed that for some reason there is no configuration to force which IP they bind to or talk to, so if you use hamachi, sometimes it won't even use the hamachi IP. Check your logs to see if it is indeed connecting to the hamachi IP to gain certification, otherwise it's listening on your lan/wan ip to try and connect to the hamachi ip, which in most case will not work. For example I could set certification to "192.168.2.1", set everything in server.cfg to connect to "192.168.2.1" but the certification will detect a connection from "1.1.1.1", it's stupid as shit. lol

The only way I know to remedy that is to disable your internet connection until you've got everything setup and loaded.
The other way is to port forward all the ports from your LAN/WAN ip to your hamachi IP, as your PC can natively translate how to connect to it as long as you're forwarding to it.

I don't know who wrote the programming for these servers, but they failed horrendously. You should be able to set each server's binding IP and which IP they're connecting to.

What does the FileZilla tells you? If it's all ok on on FZ then that msg is false. I got it when i setup the FTP 1st time, but eventually it disappear.

So at last , I must have a static IP to got it working fine?

no... you can put your dns.. example test.us.to just use your brain...