Subj : QWK problem..
To   : Melkor
From : Digital Man
Date : Wed Oct 05 2005 11:50 pm

  Re: QWK problem..
  By: Melkor to All on Wed Oct 05 2005 10:42 pm

 > Here is a snip from my log on Wastelands problem.. If you need more info let
 > me know what I need to do for a better debug..
 > 07:59:58  1228 RX: USER THEWASTE
 > 07:59:58  1228 TX: 331 User name okay, need password.
 > 07:59:58  1228 RX: PAS  XXXXXXXX
 > 07:59:58  1228 Thewaste logged in
 > 07:59:58  1228 TX: 230-Thewaste logged in.
 > 07:59:58  1228 TX: 230 You are allowed 75 minutes of use for this session.
 > 07:59:58  1228 RX: TYPE I
 > 07:59:58  1228 TX: 200 All files sent in BINARY mode.
 > 07:59:59  1228 RX: PASV
 > 07:59:59  1228 PASV DATA socket 1192 opened
 > 07:59:59  1228 PASV DATA trying to bind socket to port 1000
 > 07:59:59  1228 PASV DATA socket 1192 bound to port 1000
 > 07:59:59  1228 TX: 227 Entering Passive Mode (66,87,56,151,3,232)
 > 07:59:59  1228 Connection reset by peer on receive (line 1159)
 > 07:59:59  1228 Thewaste logged off

I was able to logon to your FTP server (at starfron.synchro.net) and perform
transfers using both active and passive mode, so I suspect the problem is on
the client/node's end. Perhaps he has a firewall or security software that
blocks or filters outbound ports and this firewall or security software doesn't
correctly recognize/support PASV FTP transfers. Have this QWKnet try using
*active* FTP transfers instead (by disabling PASV support in qnet-ftp.src and
recompiling with Baja).

                                                  digital man

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