FTP Client Proxy Package
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How can I install this package?
Was going back to 2.1.5 and want now try to update to 2.2.1 with working FTP outgoing from LAN.best regards
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Was going back to 2.1.5 and want now try to update to 2.2.1 with working FTP outgoing from LAN.
Like any other package. System - Packages.
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There is no package "ftpproxy".
"freeradius2" is the last, then "gwled" is the next one.
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The package is for 2.2.x only…
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Note for future posters to this thread:
This thread is for general feedback about the package (commentary, GUI notes, etc) – Problem reports should go into separate threads so they can receive proper/full attention without taking over this thread. Dropping a note here saying it didn't work for you is OK so long as it contains a link to a separate problem thread for further discussion.Thanks!
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Hi! Sorry for my bad English.
I use FTP server on port 1221. In PFsense 2.1 I configure ftphelper with option debug.pfftpports. But in PFsense 2.2 I can't confirure packet "FTP client proxy" for work with port differing from 21. Help, please! -
The ftp-proxy(8) daemon seems to only work properly with a server on port 21, so there does not appear be a way to accommodate that scenario at this time.
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Whatever you do, don't use a vpn. That would be too easy…
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Thank you very much for this package !! ;D
that should do the trick for some of my customers who are stuck with application that use "archaic" FTP Active client to update :)
Will try it in next maintenance 8)
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Thank you very much for this package!
I have a little problem with one WAN and multiple LAN, with different VIPs used for outgoing traffic (one per LAN), the post is this:
https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=91638.0Thanks.
Luca -
Hi,
is it possible to add more than one ip on bypass list? -
is it possible to add more than one ip on bypass list?
Make an alias and put the alias name there.
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jimp-
Just wanted to thank you wholeheartedly for this package. I know FTP is 'discouraged' but sadly we can't always force these decisions on users when legacy systems are in place and working. This package has saved us a lot of headache.
bravo sir
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Dear Jimp,
thank you VERY MUCH for this great package!
Is it possible to modify package and GUI to realize an explicit proxy environment?
Best wishes
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Have an issue with 2 in-series PFSense boxes… the 2nd one is on a LAN (Opt1 on PFSense #1 / all traffic in-and-out for that LAN on WAN Virtual IP and NAT'd through to 2nd pfSense) and needs to get out to WAN for Active FTP Session. If I set the 2nd pfSense FTP Client Proxy to WAN external address it won't connect at all, but if I set it to default (WAN - which is actually LAN going to Opt1 in first pfSense), it connects but will not open data port.
Hope this make sense - any ideas?
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@klingone:
Is it possible to modify package and GUI to realize an explicit proxy environment?
Not that I'm aware of. If you need an explicit proxy, I believe that squid can handle that.
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@tmc:
Have an issue with 2 in-series PFSense boxes… the 2nd one is on a LAN (Opt1 on PFSense #1 / all traffic in-and-out for that LAN on WAN Virtual IP and NAT'd through to 2nd pfSense) and needs to get out to WAN for Active FTP Session. If I set the 2nd pfSense FTP Client Proxy to WAN external address it won't connect at all, but if I set it to default (WAN - which is actually LAN going to Opt1 in first pfSense), it connects but will not open data port.
I use it here with multiple boxes in series and it's OK but I don't use VIPs or send it out an alternate WAN (just the default WAN at my edge, not my second WAN).
When using load balancing or multi-wan, the FTP traffic (including high data ports) would have to exit the default WAN or the proxy won't work correctly.
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I've been banging my head against a brick wall trying to get an old FTP client to work properly. Thank you so much for your work, I appreciate it.
