insmod ip_masq_ftp.o
that'll handle both passive and normal ftp.
On Tue, 19 Jan 1999, Conrad Heiney wrote:
> Use passive FTP. FTP requires two connections, a data connection and a control
> connection, unless you specify passive. That won't work with a typical
> firewall/masq setup in the 2.0 series kernels.
With passive, ftp still uses two connections, the difference is that the
data connection is initiated by the client, with the server waiting for
the connection, which is the reason why that's the only thing that works
on non ftp-aware masquerading firewalls.
>
> Depending on the FTP client you use there should be a "passive" setting in the
> preferences.
>
> Conrad :)
>
> On 19-Jan-99 Yurais Fernandez Leal wrote:
> > Hi !
> >
> > I'm using masquerading forwarding
> >
> > Why when I connect from a Win95 to an FTP server out my network through de
> > linuxbox I can connect but I can't get the directory listing.
> >
> > I receive an error as something about can't connect to port or something.
> > Tgis happens using the dos based FTP client, if I use IE4 or other I don't
> > receive errors, but still can't receive the listing...
> >
> > An idea ?
> >
> > Yurais Fernandez Leal
> > LAN SysAdmin, TinoRED SCU
> > Mail-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Phone; (226) 27309
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