Hello, I am trying to install ftp proxy on two OpenBSD machines (2.9 and 3.0) and i'm getting some problems.
I am currently starting the daemon from inetd with the following line ftppx stream tcp nowait nobody /usr/libexec/tcpd /usr/local/sbin/ftp.proxy -e -l -m -p 1080 -t 120 and i defined ftppx in /etc/services as 1080/TCP When i connect trough the browser to an FTP site it just hangs and when i telnet into port 1080 it asks for a login. This might be the problem (waiting for a login that never happens) but looking through the docs i didn't found an option to allow everyone to use the proxy (which is what i want) ------------- TELNET SESSION --------------- telnet 154.xxx.xxx.xxx 1080 Trying 154.xxx.xxx.xxx... Connected to 154.xxx.xxx.xxx. Escape character is '^]'. 220 server ready - login please ------------- TELNET SESSION --------------- Can i disable this login thing? Could it be other problem other than this? In the logs i get the following ----------- LOG FILE --------------- Oct 7 15:06:01 my_server ftp.proxy[14162]: connected to client: beholder.markdata.pt Oct 7 15:06:01 my_server ftp.proxy[14162]: info: monitor mode: off, ccp: <unset> Oct 7 15:06:46 my_server ftp.proxy[8627]: connected to client: beholder.markdata.pt Oct 7 15:06:46 my_server ftp.proxy[8627]: info: monitor mode: off, ccp: <unset> Oct 7 15:21:01 my_server ftp.proxy[14162]: connection timed out: client= beholder.markdata.pt, server= :0 Oct 7 15:21:46 my_server ftp.proxy[8627]: connection timed out: client= beholder.markdata.pt, server= :0 ----------- LOG FILE --------------- Any suggestions? Nuno
