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curlftpfs on proxmox " Input/output error"

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I use curlftpfs to mount my ftp hosted by scallway on a dedibox (proxmox 6.4-7).

curlftpfs dedibackup-dc3.online.net /mnt/ftp-backup -o rw,allow_root,nonempty,direct_io,hard_remove,big_writes,dev,suid

Login for the ftp are in /root/.netrc

This command is used for my second server and it work. but on this one i get ls: reading directory '/mnt/ftp-backup/': Input/output error

here is the dmesg output:

[3097204.103172] curlftpfs[16999]: segfault at 0 ip 00007fa3968b2c22 sp 00007fa395693d88 error 4 in libcurl-gnutls.so.4.5.0[7fa396899000+61000]

honestly, after some reserch on "error 4 in libcurl-gnutls.so.4.5.0" and "output/inpout error with curlftfs", i still dont understand this error....

curlftpfs with debug:

 * Expire in 149997 ms for 3 (transfer 0x5585c2942070)
   * Expire in 200 ms for 4 (transfer 0x5585c2942070)
   * Connected to dedibackup-dc3.online.net (62.210.18.68) port 21 (#0)
   < 220 server ready - login please
    > USER ******
    < 331 password required
    > PASS *********
    < 230 login accepted
    > PWD
    < 257 "/" is your current location
    * Entry path is '/'
    * ftp_perform ends with SECONDARY: 0
    * Remembering we are in dir ""
    * Connection #0 to host dedibackup-dc3.online.net left intact

any idea ?

edit: same command on a Linux desktop on MXlinux, same error (input/output error) but any error in dmesg.

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