>I'm currently in the process of rebuilding all of "my" packages;
>inetutils is on the list and I'm making good progress plowing through
>that list. So, I should be able to get to it soon; most likely within
>the next week or two.
>
>Thank you for doing such a thorough job tracking this down. I saw
Curt Gran (crazykz) wrote:
> I did some more research this week reading though RFC959 about FTP and
> have determined that the active data connection initiated from the
> server must be port 20 if your FTP daemon is running on port 21. The
> RFC refers to the control port as "L". Later in the doc
On 03/09/2009, Curt Gran (crazykz) wrote:
Could someone help me understand how we might be able to get this fix
into cygwin or when it could be available for download?
I think you've done your due diligence by reporting the problem and the
likely fix (with patch). It is up to the Cygwin mainta
Hi,
I did some more research this week reading though RFC959 about FTP and
have determined that the active data connection initiated from the
server must be port 20 if your FTP daemon is running on port 21. The
RFC refers to the control port as "L". Later in the document L is
stated as equal to
On 03/04/2009, Curt Gran (crazykz) wrote:
I apologize if this should be in the apps list and not here but it
seems like it might get more views here.
I don't have any insight into your problem but I wanted to respond to
this. I'm not singling your out, Curt. This just brings up a topic
that's
Hi,
I apologize if this should be in the apps list and not here but it
seems like it might get more views here. Let me preface this by
saying that I have done some research and sniffing of this from both
sides on a few machines (all windows 32 or 64 bit) and have seen the
same thing on them all.
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