Paul Jakma wrote:
>On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, John Allman wrote:
>>>>>In the end i got things going again by setting up passive ftp to work
>>properly. i still dont know why active ftp didn't/doesn't work
>>>>>>because you only setup filtering rules. you need to add a rule in the
>'nat' table, POSTROUTING to do SNAT/MASQUERADE, and make sure you have
>the ftp connection tracking installed. :) OTOMH:
>>iptables -t nat -I POSTROUTING -i <internal> -o <external> --dport ftp
>-j MASQUERADE
>>(or -j SNAT <myexternal ip>
>>>>>John
>>>>>>regards,
>>sorry - i should have posted that bit of my iptables script too:
$ipt -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o $outif -j SNAT --to $outip
it does it for all traffic allowed out, not just ftp.
thanks
John
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