Re: vsftp help

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I don't know if this helps or not.  I had a problem with vsftpd
afte I upgraded to the version RH puts out via up2date. 
I finally had to back down to the previous version from
the initial install.  
But I missed most of this thread, so if I'm off course, I'll go back
to
sleep.

Leonard
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>>> ransom@xxxxxxxx 10/15/03 10:11AM >>>
Thanks,
   I tried it with the firewall off and still getting the same 
results.  Must be some sort of config error I guess.

-Rich

>That is usually a sign of a Firewall.
>
>Passive uses ports gt 1024.  Look for that possibly, or use port 
>instead of passive.
>
>Rich Ransom wrote:
>>I've installed vsftp and can log in ok.  I can do a pwd command and 
>>it tells me where I am, but when I try any other commmand I get:
>>
>>ftp> ls
>>227 Entering Passive Mode (129,15,99,44,197,69)
>>200 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV.
>>425 Failed to establish connection.
>>
>>
>>Where Do I start looking to fix it?
>>
>>--Rich


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