From: Tony Singleton
     Hello,
         What sort of FTP support does Squid actually give, what I mean is does
 it actually uses ports 21 and 20 for the control and data between itself and
 the client (browser/ command line ftp), and on to the ftp server. How can this
 be when the host running squid may itself have a ftp server deamon running?
   +----------------+ control  +-------+        +---------+
   º                º--------->21      º------->21        º
   º Client Browser º          º SQUID º        º FIREWALLº
   ºFTP command lineº          º       º        º  FTP    º
   º                º<-------->20      º<------>20 SERVER º
   +----------------+   data   +-------+        +---------+
    Or perhaps Squid is not actually doing FTP at all but just using the HTTP
 PUT and GET methods across the normal HTTP port (say 80 or 8080), to perform a
 FTP like ability (In which case command FTP will not be possible), so
 limiting FTP like access via a Web server.
          Thanks in advance for any replys.
                 Tony Singleton
Received on Tue Feb 23 1999 - 05:15:08 MST
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