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20-11-2005 00:00:00Despedida y cierre.Categoria: General — Michel
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A requerimiento de la Sociedad CEDRO (Centro Español de Derechos Reprográficos) que opina que desde el ftp se difundían muchos contenidos ilícitos (archivos con derechos protegidos), y para evitar males mayores hemos decidido cerrar los servidores a la espera de retirar todo el material que no sea de Dominio Público (DP). No os escondo que es una tarea muy laboriosa pues es difícil determinar qué archivos son efectivamente de DP y no podemos aventurar ninguna fecha posible de reapertura, si es que alguna vez se vuelve a abrir, ni siquiera tenemos claro que para eso sea necesario abrirlo pues en la red hay muchas bibliotecas digitales con ese tipo de material.

Nuestra idea, seguramente ingenua, ha sido siempre que las bibliotecas digitales fueran como las bibliotecas públicas, como si fuera la biblioteca del barrio pero sin f…

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> 1.) If a connection from the ftp client to the ftp server is in active or
in passive mode is
> a decision of the client - not of the server. Is this correct?

It's up to the client to request PASV mode.
If the server agrees, then PASV mode is set.
Otherwise, the client sets PORT ( active ) mode.

> 2.) Assume I type (as a client) at the command line:

> ftp ftp.foo.com

> How do I specify that I want to handle this (my ftp session) in passive

mode rather than in active?

XP's command-line FTP does not support the PASV command.
Do a ? at the ftp> prompt for a list of commands.
You can get 3-rd party command-line FTP utils which support PASV mode.
Here's one I found earlier ( which is nice ):

ftp://ftp.gnu.org/old-gnu/emacs/windows/contrib/ftp-for-win32.zip

Do a ? at ths one, and see there are many more commands.
PASV is the one you need.

The FTP function in IE has the option to use PASV mode for FTP.
Look in internet options.

All 3-rd party FTP clients have the option.

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