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Date:	Wed, 07 Nov 2001 15:29:53 -0500
To:	cygwin <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
From:	rotaiv <rotaiv AT biapo DOT com>
Subject:	ncftp via ssh tunnel
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I am trying to use ncftp to tunnel through an SSH session with no 
luck.  This is what I am doing:

<bash session 1>
$ ssh -L 21:ftpserver:21 -l user -N ftpserver

<bash session 2>
$ ncftp -u user localhost
ncftp > set passive on
ncftp > dir

The ncftp session connects, enters passive mode but hangs when I do a 
directory listing.  When I look at the logs on the ftpserver, it shows the 
client entering passive mode then nothing else.  Eventually, I will get a 
"Data connection timed out" error with ncftp.

CuteFTP in passive mode works just fine and will connect to the remote FTP 
server using localhost and the ssh tunnel.  If I try it on a Linux box, the 
ncftp client also connects but gives me a "connect failed: Invalid 
argument" when I try to do a directory listing.  Obviously, I am missing 
something hear so any help would be appreciated.

In case it is important, the ftp server is "Serv-U 3.0" running on NT 4 SP 6a.

Regards,

rotaiv


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