Guten Tag Steven Kurylo,
Am Montag, 30. August 2004 um 15:52 schrieb Steven Kurylo:
Hello!
I´ve set up putty to tunnel the traffic on localhost (127.0.01) to the
linux box (L:4559 debian.wg:4559).
in fact, "PASSIVE" is already activated. There is another way of
transferring the data: you can obviously try to use the hylafax -
internal ftp - programm (see doku of whfc). But that didnt work,
either.
Did you forward the other ports FTP is using too? I don't know what
they are off hand, but you'll have to forward more than 4559.
I´m now also forwarding Ports 20 + 21 (ftp-data, ftp).
Assuming the hylafax machine is on the public internet, I would assume
that since hylafax thinks 4559 is on the localhost (because of the port
forwarding) and the port ftp ends up using is coming through the public
internet, the connect fails. I've never tested that, but I think its a
reasonable assumption. Either forward everything or forward nothing.
The thing now is, who is initiating the data connection? Is it whfc,
which has connected successfully and now wants the data, too? - This
should work.
Or is it the hylafax-server, which has just noticed, that someone has
logged on successfully and then tries to send the ftp-data to the
address where the login came from. This MUST fail, as I don´t have an
IP-Address, that the server knows. The only way would be a VPN, where
I get a IP, that could be entered and routed from the server to the
client.
Thing is, the server is only semi-open to the net; you need to connect
via ssh first, otherwise anybody could connect and use the server on
my cost, which is something that I do not want.
I havent found something describing this in the faq or the manual (or
at least I couldnt find it).
Can someone help?
Thanks!
Stefan
