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I get the same "425" error making a connection to an ftp server from behind the linux
box. Is this what ipmasqadm port-forwarding is supposed to be a work-around for?
I'm doing it from a red-hat 6.0 kernel 2.2.5-15 dist.
Rick van Valkenburg
>I get these messages when I try to connect to >ftp.sunet.se (a public ftp)
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>Using normal mode:
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>257 "/" is current directory.
>PORT 192,168,0,2,13,246
>200 PORT command successful.
>LIST -al
>425 Can't open data connection.
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>And I found out, it doesn't matter if I use the >ip_masq_ftp module or not. :-(((
>
>Anybody here know why? And/or any solutions?
>
> Elector^NPS
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