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Date:	Mon, 30 Sep 2002 15:58:13 -0400
From:	Steve Landry <steve AT eyeface DOT com>
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Subject:	Help with Cygwin SSH
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I'm new to cygwin but not to Linux, and I'm new to your list. I'm hoping 
someone can help me figuring why port forwarding is not working properly 
for me. Here's the SSH command:

ssh -l myID -L 1234:localhost:21 ftp.myserver.com

I connect and login, NP. When I try to ftp from a windows FTP program 
(notably dreamweaver) I connect, I can see the remote directory 
displayed but not files or subdirectories. I also get an error about the 
remote system time being inaccessible.

When I try this same procedure with SecureCRT (the app supported at my 
job), everything works fine. Cygwin SSH does work fine for regular SSH 
login. I can get into my *nix accounts from BASH. Just the forwarding 
seem flaky.

Thanks in advance,
Steve Landry


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