The second connection to the server, which was initiated by Shift+F5, does not have any prefix in the FTP log. This creates confusion.
In a good way, you should add a prefix of the form "0.2:" (or ".2:"), "1.2:", "2.2:", etc.
FTP log minor issue
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Re: FTP log minor issue
That's because there is no second user-accessible connection.
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Re: FTP log minor issue
You apparently did not understand the essence of the problem.
Suppose I created two primary (or, in your terminology, two "user-accessible") connections to two different servers. Wherein, two buttons appeared on the TDrivePanel ("0" and "1"), and in the log it looks like this:
And it is not possible to understand which server and within which connection these commands were sent.
I suggest doing so:
and .2: is a sign of a secondary connection (more precisely, its number, because, in the general case, several secondary can be opened to each primary connection).
Suppose I created two primary (or, in your terminology, two "user-accessible") connections to two different servers. Wherein, two buttons appeared on the TDrivePanel ("0" and "1"), and in the log it looks like this:
Then on the panel "1" I press Shift + F5, and a secondary connection is created to server1. But in the log it looks like this:----------
SSL: Libraries loaded OK! C:\WinCmd\libeay32.dll
Connect to: (17.12.2019 4:27:36)
hostname=server0
...
Connect ok!
1:----------
1:Connect to: (17.12.2019 4:27:52)
1:hostname=server1
...
1:Connect ok!
That is, neither the fact that this is a secondary connection (not user-accessible) nor the primary connection to which it was created can be seen in the log.----------
Connect to: (17.12.2019 4:28:08)
hostname = server1
...
Connect ok!
And it is not possible to understand which server and within which connection these commands were sent.
I suggest doing so:
where 1 is the number of the primary (user-accesseble) connection (the number of the button on the TDrivePanel),1.2:----------
1.2:Connect to: (17.12.2019 4:28:08)
1.2:hostname = server1
...
1.2:Connect ok!
and .2: is a sign of a secondary connection (more precisely, its number, because, in the general case, several secondary can be opened to each primary connection).