On Wed, Mar 29, 2006 at 12:08:04PM +0200, Michael Schmidt wrote:
> David Elze wrote:
>
> >Well, I needed the exact same thing and did it with pure-ftpd[1] via the
> >command-line option "-p 5:50400" and an pf.conf entry like "pass in
> >on $if tcp from any to $if port 5:50400". Maybe this
David Elze wrote:
Well, I needed the exact same thing and did it with pure-ftpd[1] via the
command-line option "-p 5:50400" and an pf.conf entry like "pass in
on $if tcp from any to $if port 5:50400". Maybe this is an option
for you too.
Hello,
thanks for your feedback, David. And
On Tuesday 28 March 2006 14.09, Michael Schmidt wrote:
> Hello,
>
> did anyone setup helpful tricks in pf concerning passive ports for ftp?
>
> Why I am asking has the following reason:
> In general you have to open ports for incoming passive ftp requests on a
> wide range, but that4s a point I don
Am Dienstag, den 28.03.2006, 14:09 +0200 schrieb Michael Schmidt:
Hi,
> So what I want to setup is pf and the ftp-daemon in that way that the
> ftp-daemon offers only a very small range of passive ports (or perhaps
> only one single passive port?) and that pf opens only the same small
> range of
Michael Schmidt wrote:
Hello,
did anyone setup helpful tricks in pf concerning passive ports for ftp?
Why I am asking has the following reason:
In general you have to open ports for incoming passive ftp requests on
a wide range, but that4s a point I don4t like as I want to make life
as hard
Hello,
did anyone setup helpful tricks in pf concerning passive ports for ftp?
Why I am asking has the following reason:
In general you have to open ports for incoming passive ftp requests on a
wide range, but that4s a point I don4t like as I want to make life as
hard as possible for intruders
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