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Re: Anybody have a clue why...
Steven M. Bellovin (smb
research.att.com)
Thu, 03 Jun 1999 07:42:21 -0400
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In message <3755B00E.C9D985C4
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>
> ...passive ftp won't work from command line through Firewall-1?
>
> Windows clients such as WS_FTP and Netscape work just fine when set to
> passive mode. When I do a "quote PASV" in a command line ftp session (Unix
> or Windows command line clients), the server says its entering passive mode,
> but a list or file transfer in either direction just hangs.
A client has to behave differently in passive mode; simply telling the
server to do so is futile, since then both parties are waiting for the
other to connect.
Some ftp clients, including some of the open source ones, have a 'passive'
command that does the right thing. If your vendor's ftp command doesn't
support this, port one of the others.
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