> step 1: $ lftp > step 2: Password: foobar\n > step 3: lftp ... :~> ls > `ls' at 0 [Making data connection...]
This looks like what happens when you're trying to use ftp over ssl, but your firewall blocks it. E.g. if your firewall allows ftp control connections, and uses nf_conntrack_ftp to detect and allow related ftp data connections, then data connections will fail with ftp over ssl because nf_conntrack_ftp can't observe the traffic to see which port it needs to open. Try running set ftp:ssl-allow 0 and try your connection again. Good luck, Andrew.
