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> > > I simply asked how to enable pasv on a host.
at the ftp> prompt, type "passive" or "quot pasv" after logging in to the
host. Not all hosts support this mode, but most do.
As far as I know you have to do this _every_ time you run ftp. You might
want to look at the possability of putting something in the .netrc file
(options for FTP), but a cursory glance at the man pages didn't reveal to
me how.
This option is necessary to traversing a IP_Masq gateway since the
standard ftp protocol dynamicaly creates ports to talk to your local
machine--but the masq system can't predict this and so doesn't know where
to send the new port to.
- -Jason
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