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7.4

Cannot use ls command in FTP from windows XP

Asked by maskedweasel in Windows XP Operating System, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), FTP Software

Tags: Unix, windows XP, FTP, core FTP, ls

For some strange reason I can no longer use the ls command when I'm connected via an FTP to our unix server.  If I connect via telnet, it works just fine.  When I connect via FTP I can change directories, pwd, (haven't tried FTPing) but as soon as I use the ls command it says:

200 PORT command successful    (then it sits there for a few minutes)
425  No data connection

and thats it.

I thought maybe I got disconnected but thats not the case.

I also tried it from Core FTP, which is the program I usually use to connect.  It won't connect at all ( probably because it uses the ls command to display the directories ).    This is only happening on my machine... which is the worst part of it all because I have many FTP programs automated on my PC (none of which use the ls command but if this isn't working, I wonder what else isn't working).

All help will be greatly appreciated, this one is puzzling to me.
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