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ProFTPd not in pasive mode

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EdwardDekker

Guest
Hello,

I do have a problem with ProFTPd to retrieve files into passive mode.
Only on a active mode can i get the files.

I have a standard installation of Plesk 10.3.1

Thanks in advance.
 
Unfortunately there is no way to set a default for this. Whether the data transfer is to be active or passive is, by RFC, left to the client to specify.

At most, you can configure proftpd to use active data transfers only by denying the PASV commands from clients, e.g.:

<Limit EPSV PASV>
DenyAll
</Limit>

Alternatively, you can cause proftpd to use passive data transfers only:

<Limit EPRT PORT>
DenyAll
</Limit>
 
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