First of all I'd like to thank you a lot for your advise.
Unfortunately I couldn't get our firewall to let me pass through to
ftp.debian.org using the parameters in dselect's ftp access.
Fortunately control lies in perl scripts. I had to modify those that
call FTP.pm, but then it worked like a ch
> I sure hope this is not a FAQ...
>
> How is it possible to use the ftp access from within dselect to reach
> through a fire-wall system? Alternatives?
I don't know about dpkg-ftp, but 'dftp' can run through a firewall. The
only firewall I ever tested it with was the "Eagle Secure Gateway", but
On Fri, 30 Aug 1996, Martin Fehlhaber wrote:
> I sure hope this is not a FAQ...
>
> How is it possible to use the ftp access from within dselect to reach
> through a fire-wall system? Alternatives?
Some firewalls allow you to log in with a coded login/passwd
pair so it can make the proxified con
It really depends on what firewall you are using. Where I am we are
using TIS's (the maker's of the Firewall Toolkit) Gauntlet firewall, it
allows for transparent access if you make the firewall the default
gateway of your computer.
However, if your firewall doesn't allow transparent access,
I sure hope this is not a FAQ...
How is it possible to use the ftp access from within dselect to reach
through a fire-wall system? Alternatives?
Thanx,
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Martin Fehlhaber
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