Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> We have WS_FTP_Pro here and as far as I can tell there is a bug in
> it. There are "Advanced" settings which allow you to set the remote
> FTP port (21 normally) and then in the "Firewall" settings you can set
> your firewall port which is liked to the remote FTP port somehow and
> changes that value when you set it. I tried to set the firewall port
> to 1080 (socks port) and the remote FTP port to 21 but every time I
> changed one of them, the other one was set to the same value.
>
> Do you have this same problem? If not, what version of ws_ftp are you
> using?
Yes, my ws_ftp also change the remote port number when I change de firewall port, but
I had not
notice it before because I configured both to 21 when I installed ws_ftp.
If yours has two different port numbers, unlike ours here,
> then you can set your proxy port in REBOL to the firewall port, set
> the host to your firewall host, and the proxy type to either socks
> (port 1080) or generic (otherwise) and you should hopefully be on your
> way. But I'm not really sure since the help does not explain what
> "USER with no LOGON" really means and I don't know what kind of
> proxy/firewall you are going are going through.
My ftp proxy is ftp-wg (part of TIS firewall).
To use the ftp proxy form the command line, I have to do: "ftp proxy-name" and when it
gives me
the prompt, I send: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to get connected to the remote ftp server
(which ask
for password).
I thick "USER with no LOGON" means that I don't need to authenticate myself in the
proxy, but I
don't know how to get connected in one single step.
In the ws_ftp log windows, I see it does the same than I: it connect to the proxy
first, and when the
proxy banner appears, send the [EMAIL PROTECTED] string.
I have also squid in the firewall, but I have not configured it to do ftp using squid.
Do you think
rebol would work easily doing ftp thru squid?
Antonio Tovar
