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12th July 2001, 3:45 PM
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Location: Leiden, Netherlands
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FTP Proxy server
Looking for an app of some description that will allow local clients to ftp (upload and download) thru a firewall. An FTP proxy of sorts.
Squid and ISA do not perform this action. They allow FTP download only. At this stage I am looking at opening FTP ports on the firewall to the workstations that require upload/download. This is far from a graceful solution. Anyone got any ideas in this field??
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14th July 2001, 4:27 AM
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Hmmm.... i know next to nothing about Socks firewalls, but dont they allow for this??
Maybe somthing for you to look into.
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15th July 2001, 12:58 AM
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Re: FTP Proxy server
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That way you could allow the firewall to remain as it now is, and have the ftp server working as well.
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