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At least three commands are documented to work while a transfer is in
progress. STAT, which reports the status of the transfer, NOOP, which does
nothing (but many clients use to keep the control connection open when a
firewall might close it over a long data transfer), and ABOR, which stops an
existing transfer. My suggestion would be that STAT will return a response
after the data transfer has finished (after the response from the transfer
completion); NOOP the same; ABOR will interrupt the transfer, the transfer's
end response will be signaled as interrupted, and the ABOR command will send
a 426 and 226.
progress. STAT, which reports the status of the transfer, NOOP, which does
nothing (but many clients use to keep the control connection open when a
firewall might close it over a long data transfer), and ABOR, which stops an
existing transfer. My suggestion would be that STAT will return a response
after the data transfer has finished (after the response from the transfer
completion); NOOP the same; ABOR will interrupt the transfer, the transfer's
end response will be signaled as interrupted, and the ABOR command will send
a 426 and 226.