40{
43
46
48# NcFTP firewall preferences\n\
49# ==========================\n\
50#\n\
51");
52
54# If you need to use a proxy for FTP, you can configure it below.\n\
55# If you do not need one, leave the ``firewall-type'' variable set\n\
56# to 0. Any line that does not begin with the ``#'' character is\n\
57# considered a configuration command line.\n\
58");
60#\n\
61# NOTE: NcFTP does NOT support HTTP proxies that do FTP, such as \"squid\"\n\
62# or Netscape Proxy Server. Why? Because you have to communicate with\n\
63# them using HTTP, and this is a FTP only program.\n\
64");
66#\n\
67# Types of firewalls:\n\
68# ------------------\n\
69#\n\
70# type 1: Connect to firewall host, but send \"USER user@real.host.name\"\n\
71#\n\
72");
74# type 2: Connect to firewall, login with \"USER fwuser\" and\n\
75# \"PASS fwpassword\", and then \"USER user@real.host.name\"\n\
76#\n\
77# type 3: Connect to and login to firewall, and then use\n\
78# \"SITE real.host.name\", followed by the regular USER and PASS.\n\
79#\n\
80");
82# type 4: Connect to and login to firewall, and then use\n\
83# \"OPEN real.host.name\", followed by the regular USER and PASS.\n\
84#\n\
85# type 5: Connect to firewall host, but send\n\
86# \"USER user@fwuser@real.host.name\" and\n\
87# \"PASS pass@fwpass\" to login.\n\
88#\n\
89");
91# type 6: Connect to firewall host, but send\n\
92# \"USER fwuser@real.host.name\" and\n\
93# \"PASS fwpass\" followed by a regular\n\
94# \"USER user\" and\n\
95# \"PASS pass\" to complete the login.\n\
96#\n\
97");
99# type 7: Connect to firewall host, but send\n\
100# \"USER user@real.host.name fwuser\" and\n\
101# \"PASS pass\" followed by\n\
102# \"ACCT fwpass\" to complete the login.\n\
103#\n\
104# type 0: Do NOT use a firewall (most users will choose this).\n\
105#\n\
106firewall-type=0\n\
107#\n\
108#\n\
109#\n\
110");
112# The ``firewall-host'' variable should be the IP address or hostname of\n\
113# your firewall server machine.\n\
114#\n\
115");
116
118 (
void)
fprintf(fp,
"firewall-host=firewall.domain.com\n");
119 } else {
121 }
122
124#\n\
125#\n\
126#\n\
127# The ``firewall-user'' variable tells NcFTP what to use as the user ID\n\
128# when it logs in to the firewall before connecting to the outside world.\n\
129#\n\
130");
133#\n\
134#\n\
135#\n\
136# The ``firewall-password'' variable is the password associated with\n\
137# the firewall-user ID. If you set this here, be sure to change the\n\
138# permissions on this file so that no one (except the superuser) can\n\
139# see your password. You may also leave this commented out, and then\n\
140# NcFTP will prompt you each time for the password.\n\
141");
143#\n\
144firewall-password=fwpass\n\
145#\n\
146#\n\
147#\n\
148# Your firewall may require you to connect to a non-standard port for\n\
149# outside FTP services, instead of the internet standard port number (21).\n\
150#\n\
151firewall-port=21\n\
152");
154#\n\
155#\n\
156#\n\
157# You probably do not want to FTP to the firewall for hosts on your own\n\
158# domain. You can set ``firewall-exception-list'' to a list of domains\n\
159# or hosts where the firewall should not be used. For example, if your\n\
160# domain was ``probe.net'' you could set this to ``.probe.net''.\n\
161#\n\
162");
164# If you leave this commented out, the default behavior is to attempt to\n\
165# lookup the current domain, and exclude hosts for it. Otherwise, set it\n\
166# to a list of comma-delimited domains or hostnames. The special token\n\
167# ``localdomain'' is used for unqualified hostnames, so if you want hosts\n\
168# without explicit domain names to avoid the firewall, be sure to include\n\
169# that in your list.\n\
170#\n\
171");
172
174 (
void)
fprintf(fp,
"firewall-exception-list=%s,localhost,localdomain\n",
cp);
175 } else {
176 (
void)
fprintf(fp,
"firewall-exception-list=.probe.net,localhost,foo.bar.com,localdomain\n");
177 }
178
180#\n\
181#\n\
182#\n\
183# You may also specify passive mode here. Normally this is set in the\n\
184# regular $HOME/.ncftp/prefs file. This must be set to one of\n\
185# \"on\", \"off\", or \"optional\", which mean always use PASV,\n\
186# always use PORT, and try PASV then PORT, respectively.\n\
187#\n\
188#passive=on\n");
189
192#\n\
193#\n\
194#\n\
195# NOTE: This file was created for you on %s\
196# by NcFTP %.5s. Removing this file will cause the next run of NcFTP\n\
197# to generate a new one, possibly with more configurable options.\n",
201#\n\
202# ALSO: A %s file, if present, is processed before this file,\n\
203# and a %s file, if present, is processed after.\n",
206 );
207}
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