Am Montag, den 02.10.2006, 19:10 -0400 schrieb Scott Ullrich: > You want to use: > > o afterfilterchangeshellcmd > > http://pfsense.blogspot.com/2005/06/new-xml-system-tag-introduced.html
No, since system_start_ftp_helpers() is launched _after_ filter_configure_sync in /etc/rc.bootup. Scott, beside that it's really ugly hacking around a problem in principle. Shouldn't we discuss how to solve it problem-oriented instead of hacking around with "*shellcmd"? Where, if not here, is the best place to talk about it? I invite all devs to make proposals to the everlasting FTP problem. What do we need? 1) FTP-Server on the inside: is it behind NAT? ---- no | | yes | | | use pftpx, see 2) use ftpsesame 2) FTP-Server on the outside: is your public IP on WAN interface? --- no | | yes what public reachable IP to use as source IP? | | pftpx -c xxxx -g xxxx ifaceIP pftpx -c xxxx -g xxxx -p pubIP ifaceIP 3) A way to mix these possibilities: what to do, if someone has an FTP-Server in DMZ with public reachable IPs and also one FTP-Server internally with a private IP? BR, PIT --------------------------------------------------------------------------- copyleft(c) by | _-_ any new sendmail hole I have to fix Peter Allgeyer | 0(o_o)0 before going on vacations? -- Seen on #Linux ---------------oOO--(_)--OOo-----------------------------------------------
