> I think you're looking for the --ftp-port command:
>
> -P/--ftp-port <address> Use PORT with address instead of PASV (F)
>
> Specify your client-side public IP address in place of "<address>" and
> see what happens.

No matter what I use for option -P, the output is always the same.

When I try the -P 204.152.189.116 I will get

> PORT <private ip>,142,247
< 504 Invalid PORT address

Try again

> PORT <private ip>,142,249
< 504 Invalid PORT address

Try again

> PORT <private ip>,142,251
< 504 Invalid PORT address

When I try -P 1

> PORT <private ip>,142,253
< 504 Invalid PORT address

and again

> PORT <private ip>,142,255
< 504 Invalid PORT address

It seems that option has zero effect on the PORT command.

-Steve More
Received on 2005-01-26