On Mar 22, 2011, at 11:49 PM, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
In his work, when he's trying to connect to an ftp server with
Filezilla and other clients on Windows to download some work related
data, everything seems to work: he's been asked for user/pass, then
he gets the 220 status message with the text and he can download all
the stuff.
But with Linux, with the same filezilla (and other ftp clients), he
connects to the same ftp, gives his user/pass, then he gets the
first line of 220 status message and the ftp is "freezing", no more
text, no nothing. I tried it with server ftp clients on Linux,
disabled his iptables and tried it with my Linux netbook machine at
his work - same results.
If it eventually times out and starts to work, it's a problem with the
ident daemon.
If it never times out (say 10 to 15 minutes), try passive mode.
As in:
ftp somehost.at.some.domain
(user prompt) username
(password prompt) password
passiv
cd directory
get filename
quit
Geoff.
I don't think it's related to the company's firewall since it works
perfectly with any ftp client on Windows without any special setting
or proxy.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Hetz
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