Ethan Benson wrote:
> heh, i have gotten into a flamewar several times with someone i know
> in irc conversations about the merits of scp over ftp, the problem is
> he is a MacOS user who maintaines web sites, he uses a MacOS ftp
> program called Anarchie to upload the site. he refuses to conside
On Tue, Aug 22, 2000 at 09:03:59PM -0700, Nate Amsden wrote:
> ftp is a horrible protocol to try to firewall because of all the ports
> it uses, i suggest using the package 'iptraf' to see what ports are
> being used when you connect to it. there are 2 modes of ftp, passive and
> active. Switch you
ftp is a horrible protocol to try to firewall because of all the ports
it uses, i suggest using the package 'iptraf' to see what ports are
being used when you connect to it. there are 2 modes of ftp, passive and
active. Switch your ftp client to PASSIVE mode and it should work(i just
tried it) usin
Hi all,
I have a box acting a firewall and forwarded 20 and 21 ports to inside.
I can ftp to FIREWALL but can do ls and transfer dirs or files. I load
ipmasq_ftp and ipmasq_portfw modules, but no way.
ipmasqadm portfw -a -P tcp -L $FIREWALL 20 -R $INTERNAL 2
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