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[ILUG] Windows SCP/SFTP

[ILUG] Windows SCP/SFTP

Martin Feeney martin at tuatha.org
Fri Feb 22 10:41:26 GMT 2002


On Fri, 22 Feb 2002 02:50:45 Rick Moen wrote:
> Quoting John Moylan (moylanj at rte.ie):
> 
> > Putty works fine. When people use Ixplorer my sftpd server comes up
> > with  "unable to reverse map <IP-ADDRESS>" and Ixplorer system hangs.
> > All the CLI's I have used work fine.
> 
> You know, although it's possible you might be able to configure Secure
> iXplorer to not do reverse DNS lookup, it occurs to me that you really
> ought to make sure you have properly functioning reverse nameservice
> for your LAN.

What's probably going on is that winscp is using scp and secure ixplorer 
is using sftp.  The ssh daemon doesn't seem to care about reverse lookups, 
but the sftp daemon does.

You could either:

a) Configure the sftp daemon to not require reverse lookups (possibly 
via    hosts_access if it uses libwrap)

b) Kill the sftp daemon and let ixplorer revert back to using scp 
rather    than sftp.

Martin.




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