deprecate ftp-proxy in favor of ftp/pftpx
Remko Lodder
remko at FreeBSD.org
Fri Dec 14 13:30:41 PST 2007
J.R. Oldroyd wrote:
> The two main tools most users appear to use for FTP, viz ftp
> and firefox, do not work well with ftp-proxy any more. While
> ftp can be configured to work, firefox cannot. The problem is
> that ftp-proxy only supports active mode connections and firefox
> only supports passive ones. Ftp, itself, defaults to passive
> (or even epsv4) and has to be configured to default to active.
>
> The port ftp/pftpx is an alternate FTP proxy which handles
> passive and epsv4 just fine.
>
> Is it time to deprecate ftp-proxy and elevate ftp/pftpx to the
> base system and recommend its use instead?
>
> -jr
>
I am a bit sceptical against this because ftp-proxy is a tool derived
from OpenBSD ( afair ) and it works very well together with PF and
things like that.
Max: Your thoughts? :)
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