Le lundi 30 juillet 2007, james woodyatt a écrit : > I'm currently looking at source code in OpenBSD PF that appears > designed to use IPv6-NAT to redirect application flows to userland > proxies for exactly this purpose. IPv6 support for an FTP > "transparency helper" is on my list of things I expect to need, and > using an IPv6 NAT to redirect FTP control flows in and out of my > existing IPv4 FTP proxy looks like the obvious shortest path to > working code. (Similar things will need to be done with all the > other major application protocols.) As far as I know, EPSV is recommended against EPRT, so I fail to see a problem for that *particular* protocol. I understand many legacy FTP clients use PORT by default, but these cannot do IPv6 anyway. -- Rémi Denis-Courmont http://www.remlab.net/
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