I have been using LFTP (version 3.7.8) running on Ubuntu server 9.04 
successfully with a number of ftp servers, but with one server I cannot do any
data transfers (directory listing, get files, etc.)  even though I can login. 
Since I know the directory structure I can change directories, but when I type
'ls' it just hangs at "ls at 0 [Making data connection....]"

I do have full permissions and if use the standard FTP program (and the same
login) everything works.  What could be the difference?  Do I need to make some
configuration changes?  (I am using the default settings).  I tried setting
ftp:passive-mode OFF   but when I do this it hangs at [Waiting for data
connection].  

Here are the results from doing a netstat -t in (a second window) after I have
logged in to the FTP server using LFTP and typed 'ls':

myserver : 58180     ftpserver.com : 50029  SYN_SENT
myserver : 58848     ftpserver.com : ftp    ESTABLISHED

The SYN_SENT remains until I do a CTRL-C in LFTP.  

If I login using the standard FTP program and do the same thing, everything
works fine and a netstat -t shows: 

myserver : 50181     ftpserver.com : 24844  ESTABLISHED
myserver : 46265     ftpserver.com : ftp    ESTABLISHED


Many thanks for any suggestions,
Adam



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