Question : How to figure out ssl authorization for lftp on Linux

I am trying to establish an ftps connection to a new vendor. I've not used ftps before. I'm using lftp 1.6c on Linux kernel 2.6.21.5, slackware distribution. The vendor gave me two files: keycert.txt and trusted.txt. I'm guessing keycert.txt is the ssl:key-file, but I'm not sure. I've tried using trusted.txt as the cert-file. I appear to be connected, but get errors doing anything.

Is there any way to tell if I'm using these files right? When I assign the files thusly:

set ssl:key-file keycert.txt
set ssl:ca-file trusted.txt

I get the error shown below. It doesn't say anything is "not trusted" as it does when I use trusted.txt as the cert-file. Still, it does not appear to be connecting.

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---- Connecting to TAGCTST.pnc.com (170.201.41.43) port 10021
<--- 220 CONNECT:Enterprise Gateway 2.1.00. FTP Server ready...
---> FEAT
<--- 500 FEAT command not understood. You must login first.
---> AUTH TLS
<--- 234 AUTH: command accepted. Securing command channel ...
---> USER hwypat1t
Certificate depth: 1; subject: /O=PNC/OU=eBusiness/CN=PNC eBusiness Root CA; issuer: /O=PNC/OU=eBusiness/CN=PNC eBusiness Root CA
Certificate depth: 0; subject: /C=US/ST=Pennsylvania/L=Pittsburgh/O=PNC Financial Services Group/OU=Electronic Banking - test gateway/CN=170.201.41.43; issuer: /O=PNC/OU=eBusiness/CN=PNC eBusiness Root CA
**** SSL_connect: error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0)
---- Closing control socket

Answer : How to figure out ssl authorization for lftp on Linux

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