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any one here running an FTP server on Freebsd, I have to have one running for a god awful business reason and there is no way to run it using a sane protocol. I'm going to run this in a jail with no outside access apart from port 21 running on a private IP that I'm redirecting all ftp traffic to from pf. question is which one is best or most secure etc
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I guess you can sorta trust the one that FreeBSD.org runs
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From what i remember pfsense needs virtual IPs configured before it will let you 1:1 nat. Had some trouble getting our mail servers to be contactable from the outside world when i first put it in.
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I hate samba.
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Cpt.Wacky posted:I'm really not trying to be the open-source zealot here, but most hate for samba should be directed at Microsoft. The samba guys have done an outstanding job reverse-engineering a crap protocol, and handling all kinds of interoperability issues with MS products. I have an older 3.0.x installation that had no trouble letting a brand new Server 2k8 join it's domain. I was not expecting it to work at all and it did. The work on AD stuff also seems to be coming along pretty well. I have just wasted a few days of my life to Samba/AD integration. I actually don't think my gripe is with Samba - more the lack of documentation or half decent error messages. Its up and working now and it works well. Looking forward to Samba 4 with fully featured AD support. If you are ever connecting to a post 2k domain it needs to use kerberos.
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