New Solution: How to enable trace logging for Opalis Integration Pack for File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

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This article outlines the steps required to enable trace logging for Opalis Integration Pack for File Transfer Protocol (FTP).  The trace logging provides details on the commands that were sent to the FTP server as well as the responses to those commands and actions taken based on the responses.

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To enable trace logging, follow the steps outlined below:

  1. Open Regedit and navigate to [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Opalis-FTP\FTP] .
  2. Edit or create the TraceLog value of type REG_SZ and set the data to On.
  3. Edit or create the TraceLogName value of type REG_SZ and set the data to the path and filename of the desired log output (e.g. C:\FTPTraceLogging\MyTraceLog.log).

For secure FTP sessions (SFTP or FTPS), follow the steps outlined below to capture the secure session information:

  1. Open Regedit and navigate to [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Opalis-FTP\FTP] .
  2. Edit or create the SecureSessionLog value of type REG_SZ and set the data to On.
  3. Edit or create the SecureSessionLogName value of type REG_SZ and set the data to the path and filename of the desired log output (e.g. C:\FTPTraceLogging\MySecureSessionLog.log).

For all the details and the latest version of this new Knowledge Base article please see the following:

KB2410910 - How to enable trace logging for Opalis Integration Pack for File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

Jeff Fanjoy | Senior Support Escalation Engineer

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