Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Thank you for responding, > > I did a poor job of explaining my problem (Hein sight is always 2020), I am > on Telus ADSL, and I use static IPs inside my network. The 10base T is not a > bad idea, but the delay is just to big to account for that, it takes up to > 5minutes to connect to the FTP server, then 2 or 3 min for every action > (including changing a directory). I am sorry I don't know what IPCop is? As > for securities when this started happening I turned every bit of security on > the firewall off, then I move to a Linksys router, and disabled any security > there. Same issue. The funny thing is the Web services (on the same computer) > run fast... As far as I know the settings on the users would not allow you to > slow someone down to this speed, I may be wrong (7 months of Linux use under > my belt and all :) , but please keep the ideas coming I am just lost on > this... > > -Jim Akeson
That's a strange problem, but if you are looking for ideas, you could try updating wuftpd (probably from source as RedHat 7.1 is no longer supported), and you could try another server like vsftpd. My only other idea off the top of my head is that it could be a problem with inetd/xinetd. I assume wuftpd runs through inetd (I've never used wu myself). You could check out the /etc/inetd.conf file, and test out another server that runs through inetd. Good luck, Jesse _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca
