maybe your ftp client does not support proxy server, you can download FtpTerminator at http://www.soft2004.com to help you.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Can Erkin Acar) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > On Sat, Jan 03, 2004 at 12:52:33PM -0500, stan wrote: > > Ok, I thought I had active ftp working from behind my firewall, bit I am > > still getting these message in /var/log/messages: > > You thout it was working? > Cant you tell whether it works or not? > It is as simple as walking to a client and running your > favourite ftp client. I guess Jason Dixon is right, > at least _you_ seem to think that we know more about > your setup then you do. > > > Jan 3 09:24:31 koala ftp-proxy[22750]: xfer_data (server to client): failed > > (Connection reset by peer) with flags 00 > > Jan 3 09:24:39 koala ftp-proxy[22750]: xfer_data (server to client): failed > > (Connection reset by peer) with flags 00 > > Jan 3 09:27:27 koala ftp-proxy[27282]: xfer_data (server to client): failed > > (Connection reset by peer) with flags 00 > > Jan 3 09:27:47 koala ftp-proxy[27282]: xfer_data (server to client): failed > > (Connection reset by peer) with flags 00 > > Jan 3 12:02:23 koala ftp-proxy[8033]: xfer_data (server to client): failed > > (Connection reset by peer) with flags 00 > > Well, these error messages does not always mean that it is not working. > It just tells that a data connection is aborted by server or client. > At least ftp-proxy is receiving connections and (attepmting) to transfer > data. Only YOU can tell if it works or not. > > Just use your mind to solve problems, you will find out that it is more > fun and satisfying that way.
