Hi Curt, Am Samstag, den 12.11.2005, 10:58 -0500 schrieb Curt Howland: > On Saturday 12 November 2005 10:38, Pascal@plouf was heard to say: > > Beware, the command "ftp" (/usr/bin/ftp) is often a symlink to some > > other real FTP client you may have installed. For instance, on my > > system, it invokes lukemftp, a more advanced FTP client which > > supports IPv6. > > Ok, got it. Thanks. I'll fix that later. if you like the slimline appearance of netkit-ftp and want ipv6, you should try lftp. It's really neat and small and having almost an entire shell to forward and background transfers and stuff. > > >>Mainstream wu-ftpd currently does not support IPv6. > > > > > > It could be that its refusal is generating errors that are being > > > interpreted as name service errors but actually aren't. > > > > I strongly doubt that. You would rather get an error message like > > "ftp: connect: Connection refused". > > While I would have thought the same thing, I set pure-ftpd to run as a > daemon, and sure enough Konqueror connected right away. So the > problem was both inted and wu-ftpd. > > Many thanks, I look forward to when this is much simpler. :^) actually it's already easy and straight forward if you use wu-ftpd through inetd provided by openbsd-inetd. That way you'll have full ipv6 support through inetd with a standard inetd config file. No need to fool around converting stuff to xinetd etc.. -- Best regards, Kilian
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