On Sat, Mar 20, 2004 at 04:48:46PM -0800, Phillip B Bruce wrote:
I have a problem FTP to any given site regardless
it being passive or active.
Any clues as to why this maybe happening.
Earlier versions of gftp didn't give me this problem.
The same issue for 2.0.16 version is the same way.
gFTP 2.0.17pre0, Copyright (C) 1998-2003 Brian Masney
<masneyb@gftp.org>. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions
about this program, please feel free to email them to me. You can always
find out the latest news about gFTP from my website at http://www.gftp.org/
gFTP comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details, see the COPYING
file. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
under certain conditions; for details, see the COPYING file
Refresh: Not connected to a remote site
Looking up peggyshealth.com
Trying peggyshealth.com:5376
Cannot connect to peggyshealth.com: Connection refused
Connected to peggyshealth.com:5376
Disconnecting from site peggyshealth.com
Looking up ftp.freebsd.org
Trying ftp.freebsd.org:5376
Refresh: Not connected to a remote site
Cannot connect to ftp.freebsd.org: Connection refused
Connected to ftp.freebsd.org:5376
Disconnecting from site ftp.freebsd.org
Looking up ftp.redhat.com
Trying ftp.redhat.com:5376
You have 5376 in the port field, which is the wrong port to use for FTP. If you
leave the port field blank, and if you are using the FTP protocol, it will
default to port 21.
Brian
Brian,# Config file for gFTP. Copyright (C) 1998-2003 Brian Masney
# <masneyb@gftp.org>. Warning: Any comments that you add to this file WILL be
# overwritten. If a entry has a (*) in it's comment, you can't change it
# inside gFTP
# The default program used to view files. If this is blank, the internal file
# viewer will be used
view_program=more
# The default program used to edit files.
edit_program=vi
# The default directory gFTP will go to on startup
startup_directory=
# The maximum size of the log window in bytes for the GTK+ port
max_log_window_size=5000
# This is a comma separated list of charsets to try to convert the remote
# messages to the current locale
remote_charsets=
# The number of seconds to keep cache entries before they expire.
cache_ttl=3600
# Append new file transfers onto existing ones
append_transfers=1
# Do only one transfer at a time?
one_transfer=1
# Overwrite files by default or set to resume file transfers
overwrite_default=0
# Preserve file permissions of transfered files
preserve_permissions=1
# Refresh the listbox after each file is transfered
refresh_files=1
# Put the directories first then the files
sort_dirs_first=1
# Show hidden files in the listboxes
show_hidden_files=1
# Show the file transfer status in the titlebar
show_trans_in_title=0
# Automatically start the file transfers when they get queued
start_transfers=1
# Allow entering manual commands in the GUI (functions like the text port)
cmd_in_gui=0
# The timeout waiting for network input/output. This is NOT an idle timeout.
network_timeout=120
# The number of auto-retries to do. Set this to 0 to retry indefinately
retries=3
# The number of seconds to wait between retries
sleep_time=30
# The maximum KB/s a file transfer can get. (Set to 0 to disable)
maxkbs=0.00
# This specifies the default protocol to use
default_protocol=0.00
# This defines what will happen when you double click a file in the file
# listboxes. 0=View file 1=Edit file 2=Transfer file
list_dblclk_action=2
# The default width of the local files listbox
listbox_local_width=493
# The default width of the remote files listbox
listbox_remote_width=478
# The default height of the local/remote files listboxes
listbox_file_height=381
# The default height of the transfer listbox
transfer_height=116
# The default height of the logging window
log_height=151
# The width of the filename column in the transfer window. Set this to 0 to
# have this column automagically resize.
file_trans_column=100
# The default column to sort by
local_sortcol=file
# Sort ascending or descending
local_sortasds=ascending
# The default column to sort by
remote_sortcol=file
# Sort ascending or descending
remote_sortasds=ascending
# The width of the filename column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to
# have this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
local_file_width=100
# The width of the size column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
local_size_width=85
# The width of the user column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
local_user_width=75
# The width of the group column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
local_group_width=76
# The width of the date column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
local_date_width=120
# The width of the attribs column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
local_attribs_width=75
# The width of the filename column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to
# have this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
remote_file_width=100
# The width of the size column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
remote_size_width=85
# The width of the user column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
remote_user_width=75
# The width of the group column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
remote_group_width=76
# The width of the date column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
remote_date_width=120
# The width of the attribs column in the file listboxes. Set this to 0 to have
# this column automagically resize. Set this to -1 to disable this column
remote_attribs_width=75
# The color of the commands that are sent to the server
send_color=0:0:9
# The color of the commands that are received from the server
recv_color=ffff:0:9
# The color of the error messages
error_color=0:0:9
# The color of the rest of the log messages
misc_color=4600:0:9
# This is the password that will be used whenever you log into a remote FTP
# server as anonymous
email=webmaster@peggyshealth.com
# Firewall hostname
ftp_proxy_host=
# Port to connect to on the firewall
ftp_proxy_port=21
# Your firewall username
ftp_proxy_username=
# Your firewall password
ftp_proxy_password=
# Your firewall account (optional)
ftp_proxy_account=
# This specifies how your proxy server expects us to log in. You can specify a
# 2 character replacement string prefixed by a % that will be replaced with
# the proper data. The first character can be either p for proxy or h for the
# host of the FTP server. The second character can be u (user), p (pass), h
# (host), o (port) or a (account). For example, to specify the proxy user, you
# can you type in %pu
proxy_config=
# If this is enabled, then the remote FTP server will open up a port for the
# data connection. If you are behind a firewall, you will need to enable this.
# Generally, it is a good idea to keep this enabled unless you are connecting
# to an older FTP server that doesn't support this. If this is disabled, then
# gFTP will open up a port on the client side and the remote server will
# attempt to connect to it.
passive_transfer=1
# The remote FTP server will attempt to resolve symlinks in the directory
# listings. Generally, this is a good idea to leave enabled. The only time you
# will want to disable this is if the remote FTP server doesn't support the -L
# option to LIST
resolve_symlinks=1
# If you are transfering a text file from Windows to UNIX box or vice versa,
# then you should enable this. Each system represents newlines differently for
# text files. If you are transfering from UNIX to UNIX, then it is safe to
# leave this off. If you are downloading binary data, you will want to disable
# this.
ascii_transfers=0
# Firewall hostname
http_proxy_host=
# Port to connect to on the firewall
http_proxy_port=80
# Your firewall username
http_proxy_username=
# Your firewall password
http_proxy_password=
# Do you want to use HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/1.0
use_http11=0
# The path to the SSH executable
ssh_prog_name=
# Extra parameters to pass to the SSH program
ssh_extra_params=
# Default remote SSH2 sftp-server path
ssh2_sftp_path=
# Require a username/password for SSH connections
ssh_need_userpass=0
# Use the ssh-askpass utility to supply the remote password
ssh_use_askpass=0
# Call ssh with the -s sftp flag. This is helpful because you won't have to
# know the remote path to the remote sftp-server
sshv2_use_sftp_subsys=0
# This section specifies which hosts are on the local subnet and won't need to
# go out the proxy server (if available). Syntax: dont_use_proxy=.domain or
# dont_use_proxy=network number/netmask
# ext=file extenstion:XPM file:Ascii or Binary (A or B):viewer program. Note:
# All arguments except the file extension are optional
ext=.pdf::B:xpdf
ext=.rpm:rpm.xpm:B:
ext=.deb:deb.xpm:B:
ext=.diff:diff.xpm: :
ext=.htm:world.xpm:A:
ext=.html:world.xpm:A:
ext=.xcf:img.xpm:B:
ext=.psd:img.xpm:B:
ext=.xpm:img.xpm:B:
ext=.bmp:img.xpm:B:
ext=.tif:img.xpm:B:
ext=.tiff:img.xpm:B:
ext=.png:img.xpm:B:
ext=.jpg:img.xpm:B:
ext=.mp3:sound.xpm:B:
ext=.mid:sound.xpm:B:
ext=.wav:sound.xpm:B:
ext=.bz2:tar.xpm:B:
ext=.gz:tar.xpm:B:
ext=.1:man.xpm:B:xman
ext=.2:man.xpm:B:xman
ext=.3:man.xpm:B:xman
ext=.4:man.xpm:B:xman
ext=.5:man.xpm:B:xman
ext=.6:man.xpm:B:xman
ext=.7:man.xpm:B:xman
ext=.8:man.xpm:B:xman
ext=.tar:tar.xpm:B:
ext=.tgz:tar.xpm:B:
remotehistory=/
hosthistory=ftp.peggyshealth.com
porthistory=21
userhistory=xxxxxx