Error: None of the available transfer strategies work.
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to download a file from my FTP server. sometimes it does work , sometimes it doesn’t
const filename = 'myfile.jpg'
const createStream = fs.createWriteStream(path + `${filename}`, 'utf8')
let file = await client.download(createStream, filename, startAt = 0)
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Well , its fixed by using this library instead:- https://www.npmjs.com/package/ftp
So when it works then it shows an error message as well? Sorry, this is getting a bit confusing.
Please understand that when writing an issue, you should have some concrete clue that a problem is related to this library. If you don’t, then you’re asking for code support. That’s the difference between Stack Overflow and posting an issue in the library’s repository. I’m totally happy to rejoin your efforts as soon as you find some clear, reproducible problem related to the library.