GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 157457
IPv6 FTP support in gnome-vfs
Last modified: 2008-09-06 19:03:11 UTC
sumner: gnomevfs-ls ftp://biot.com/ Error opening: Data corrupted sumner: gnomevfs-ls ftp://213.193.144.100/ biolinux (Directory, x-directory/normal) size 4096 mode 0755 biot.com has an AAAA record, and while gnome-vfs tries to use that, it doesn't know to use EPSV instead of PASV. Basically, RFC 2428 support needs to be implemented. A quick workaround might be to not attempt to connect to IPv6 addresses for FTP; this will at least make things work.
The problem still exists in gnome 2.14
Still happends in gnome 2.16 This bug is quite old and nobody seems to be intrested...
Created attachment 78627 [details] [review] qiuck and dirty patch Add a gconf key to enable old behavior (aka PASV command). Still problems with kerberos and ipv6
Created attachment 81856 [details] [review] A better patch
Still present in 2.18.0.1
Still not fixed in 2.19.3
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