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Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses
From: Crawling KingSnake <kingsnake () MINISTER COM>
Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2000 12:20:28 -0400
apologies. after rereading my last post I feel that it came off as a flame. I did not intend it to be inciteful. I just was trying to make 3 points (poorly). 1. There is a difference between the "bounce attack" passive setting on the server and the PASV setting on the client. 2. That this is a ws_ftp client issue since it is the only client that exhibits this odd behavior. 3. Responses without information of any value contained in them aren't productive to this group. The post I responded to could have been a bit more informative if specifics were addressed such as the server settings referenced or the fact that the respondant had actually tried the scenario and found it to replicate or not. Sorry, Crawling King Snake ______________________________________________ FREE Personalized Email at Mail.com Sign up at http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup
Current thread:
- ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Crawling KingSnake (Aug 01)
- Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Adam Prato (Aug 02)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Vachon, Scott (Aug 02)
- Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Crawling KingSnake (Aug 02)
- Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Iván Arce (Aug 02)
- Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Adam Prato (Aug 02)
- Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Crawling KingSnake (Aug 02)
- Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Nick (Aug 02)
- Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Crawling KingSnake (Aug 02)
- Re: ws_ftp pro 6.51 exposes internal IP addresses Alun Jones (Aug 08)