Hi Alexander,
> This can only mean that you have transparent redirection of any
> connection to port 21 to your ftp proxy. lftp does not support
> such transparent redirection. BUT you can specify any external
> address as your ftp proxy and it would work fine.
It still didn't work, but it looks like we're a lot closer now.
It looks like the second USER command should send "USER anonymous"
and not "USER [EMAIL PROTECTED]" in order to authenticate me. I tried
invoking lftp with the "-u ftp" command line parameter and got the
same incorrect login message (command was "USER [EMAIL PROTECTED]")
Here's the log.
Thanks for your support!
rudy
----- begin log - set ftp:proxy ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED] -----
./lftp ftp.slackware.at
ftp:proxy password:
lftp ftp.slackware.at:~> debug
lftp ftp.slackware.at:~> dir
---- Connecting to proxy ftp.slackware.at (81.223.20.35) port 21
<--- 220-Montreal Firewall Proxy authentication:
<--- 220
---> USER rudy
<--- 331-Password:
<--- 331
---> PASS XXXX
<--- 220 ProFTPD 1.2.10rc4 Server (Austrian Slackware Mirror - slackware.at -
connected by inode - see http://mirror.inode.at/) [81.223.20.35]
---> USER [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<--- 331 Password required for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
---> PASS lftp@
<--- 530 Login incorrect.
---- Server reply matched ftp:retry-530-anonymous, retrying
---- Closing control socket
