On Oct 5, 2004, at 4:30 PM, Joey Hess wrote:
I think the problem is deeper rooted than that, as ftp is failing as well. When I manually establish an ftp session I can log in, but midway through the intro screen the connection freezes.Gerd Knops wrote:Made some progress with the linux26 installation. Apparently the apt-get methods or kernel do not like something in myfirewall (FreeBSD3, ipfilter, ipnat). Once I put the system outside thefirewall apt-get works. The odd thing is that it worked without any problems on the same system/ip/firewall combo when I installed debian 30r2. Note that ping etc. worked just fine from inside the firewall. The firewall log was of no help. I'll investigate further, though I'd welcome any hints.perhaps your filewall is doing stupid things with http 1.1 pipelining? Many do.
Maybe the kernel thinks the NATed packages are spoofed or something?Oddly enough I can telnet to some other (outside) systems just fine, or at least I have not triggered yet what causes the freeze...
Gerd