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From: Taco IJsselmuiden <taco@wep.tudelft.nl>
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To: Martin Josefsson <gandalf@wlug.westbo.se>
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Subject: Re: ip_nat_ftp and different ports
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> > I'm running 1.1.2 right now, actually, which should have the 'ftp-multi
> > patch for non-standard ftp servers'...
> 
> Well have you applied the ftp-multi patch? (this is a patch so that the
> ftp-module takes a ports parameter, the thing you probably are talking
> about is a bug which I and several others found in the ftp-module, these
> two things have nothing with each other to do.) 

Well, after having no time for a coule of days, back to business ;))
I've downloaded + applied the ftp-multi patch and recompiled the modules.
then loaded them with ports=21,41,42,62,63, which works (well, no
errors/warnings...).
Then trying the application for which i needed it: doesn't work ;((

Are there maybe some major/crucial differences between the 2.2.x version
(which works) of ip_masq_ftp and the 2.4.x version of ip_nat_ftp ??

Cheers,
Taco.
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"I was only 75 years old when I met her and I was still a kid...."
          -- Duncan McLeod

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