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Re: Pyla on OS X

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Subject: Re: Pyla on OS X
From: "Daniel E. Markle" <lexicon@seul.org>
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:05:43 -0500
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On Fri, 2003-11-14 at 01:32, Andrea Nicolini wrote:
> This seems to be a socket problem. It's like you have a firewall
> Try to set Pyla in passive mode setti to 1 the property on line 78 in
> hylaproto.py.

You were correct, Panther's firewall seems to be quite paranoid and was
blocking ftp connections.  Setting that passive mode flag fixed things
up nicely.

Now on to getting print to fax working...

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Daniel E. Markle

References:
- Pyla on OS X
  - From: "Daniel E. Markle" <lexicon@seul.org>
- Re: Pyla on OS X
  - From: Adam Augustine <adama@augustinefam.org>
- Re: Pyla on OS X
  - From: Daniel E.Markle <lexicon@seul.org>
- Re: Pyla on OS X
  - From: Andrea Nicolini <andrea@teamsw.it>

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