On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 02:02:26PM -0600, Michael Link wrote: Hi!
> >>The gridftp server will use the the address of whichever interface the > >>client connects on for the data connection. However, you can force the > >>gridftp server to use a particular interface for the data connection > >>with the option '-data-interface <ip addr>'. > >Sorry, wrong RSL snippet. The server has only a public address, the > >client has multiple addresses, one of them is RFC1918. I don't want this > >one to be announced when talking to gsiftp servers. > OK, but with the job staging, there won't be a client supplied address, > the client will just be passing addresses between the servers in the > sourceUrl and destUrl. Note that the file:// url actually maps to using > the local ftp server You've proposed to use -data-interface to get rid of additional RFC1918 addresses. But how to specify two different IPs for -data-interface, especially one for IPv4 and one for IPv6? Hopefully, an IPv6-only client will notice that it's not possible to talk to the announced IPv4 address... -- mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://adi.thur.de PGP/GPG: key via keyserver Lieber 'ne Biene im Bett als 'ne Mücke im Schlafzimmer
