Good evening. On Sat, 2 Apr 2005 18:11:59 -0500 Gregory Pavelcak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A couple of weeks ago, I posted saying that I couldn't connect > to an ftp server. I got the message "No non-SSL connections > allowed" (Or something like that). I said that I had looked at > ssl(3), but couldn't see how to use it. > > Someone (Russ Cox???. I forget now.) replied saying that I > probably needed to be looking at tls and pushtls. Well, I have. > I hate to be a bonehead about this, but I still don't see how > to make use of these things. The tips pages have nice things > for ordinary users like mounting cds and using cdfs. Would > anyone be kind enough to walk me through making secure > ftp connections in a `tip o' the day' sort of way. > > Thanks. > > Greg I submitted a patch (/n/sources/patch/ftpfs-auth-tls), which adds the option -t for AUTH TLS to ftpfs. It seems to be what you need, if the server you want to connect to supports TLSv1 or SSLv3. Sincerly, Christoph
