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Thanks,<br />
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I just forgot to add ftp in my firewall <br />
rules &nbsp; &nbsp;(oups :=) &nbsp; )
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Thanks,

I just forgot to add ftp in my firewall
rules    (oups :=)   )

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You could have always used pasv mode in the ftp client programs behind the firewall.... That way you don't have to play with firewall settings and still have access to ftp.
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You could have always used pasv mode in the ftp client programs behind the firewall.... That way you don't have to play with firewall settings and still have access to ftp.

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Hi,<br />
Here is my problem:<br />
I'm using wu-ftpd<br />
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The server has 2 NIC, one for the internal network, and the other one for the world.<br />
This server is used with &quot;forwarding&quot; rule from firewall options.<br />
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From the server, I can use ftp normally,<br />
but from workstations (behind the firewall) i can use web, but if &nbsp;try to use ftp, I can pass user identification, but after, it hangs during LIST command. &nbsp;And nothing to do.<br />
I tried this from the firewall itself, and it works, so I think it's an error with my firewall rules but ????<br />
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(Linux is RedHat 6.0)<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi,
Here is my problem:
I'm using wu-ftpd

The server has 2 NIC, one for the internal network, and the other one for the world.
This server is used with "forwarding" rule from firewall options.


From the server, I can use ftp normally,
but from workstations (behind the firewall) i can use web, but if  try to use ftp, I can pass user identification, but after, it hangs during LIST command.  And nothing to do.
I tried this from the firewall itself, and it works, so I think it's an error with my firewall rules but ????

(Linux is RedHat 6.0)

Thanks.

FTP problem, can connect but that's all

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.