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-> Now, this is what I get from running proftp in foreground and debug level 5.
->
-> The machine attempting the connection is a win machine with an IP address of
192.168.1.3 and is behind a Linux box doing IP-Masquerading with IP
62.42.25.105. I don't understand those starnge logs at the end about the port
stuff...
->
-> router (VA1-1G-u-0359.mc.onolab.com[62.42.25.104]) - connected - local :
62.42.23.101:2100
-> router (VA1-1G-u-0359.mc.onolab.com[62.42.25.104]) - connected - remote :
62.42.25.104:61093
-> router (VA1-1G-u-0359.mc.onolab.com[62.42.25.104]) - received: PORT
192,168,1,3,4,65
-> router (VA1-1G-u-0359.mc.onolab.com[62.42.25.104]) - Refused PORT
192,168,1,3,4,65 (address mismatch).
-> router (VA1-1G-u-0359.mc.onolab.com[62.42.25.104]) - FTP session closed.
those machines connect from IP 62.42.23.101 and want FTP server to connect
to 192.168.1.3 - no wonder FTP server refuses it. can you ping or traceroute
that ip (192.168.1.3) ? if so, there's a problem and FTP server should allow
it (check www.proftpd.net for docs). If not, seems that's client problem
did you say there is no firewall ? interesting how did those machines come
to IP 192.168.blah...
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