Hi all, Either solona.net or WebVisum should get around this problem. I admit that I got nowhere with solona.net, but it is supposed to work on Linux. I'm set up with WebVisum though, so I'll give that a try. I'll register just to see what happens, but I doubt that ftp is allowed for "consumers." I also tried ftp to wrn.org and had the same results. I think that if you could somehow be a corporate customer, ftp would work. The reason why I think it's no longer available for consumers is because anonymous ftp no longer works and they are offering podcasts. I'm fairly sure that most podcast clients don't support ftp except one for Linux, just as they don't support https. I'll send invites for WebVisum if that will help. I don't know if it works in Linux or not, but it should since it is a standard Firefox 3.5 .xpi extension. On 10/28/2009 2:13 PM, Chris Brannon wrote: > Yes, there's an ftp server reachable at wrn.org. If you telnet to port 21, > you'll see the "220" banner about 30 seconds after the connection is > established. The delay gives me cause to suspect that people > are downloading from that ftp site. > Anonymous logins aren't allowed. If I could handle captcha, I'd play > with it, but I can't. > > -- Chris >
