FTP CONNETION ISSUES
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http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/ftp-connection-timed-out-68824.html
http://techinterplay.com/how-to-fix-the-ftp-time-out-error.ht
1) vi /etc/pureftpd.conf
search passive
enable passive range 3000-5000
2) /etc/apf/conf.apf
enable ingress ftp enable
search ingress
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synchronize ftp passowrd – whm
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switch to pure-ftp
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insmod ip_conntrack_ftp
lsmod
modprobe ip_conntrack_ftp
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FTP SLOW CONNECTION ISSUE
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Sometimes when you login to your FTP server, there is an intial pause that may last 10-30 seconds. Afterwards, FTP is very responsive. Though not critical, the intial delay can be annoying and does not provide you with that instant response you would expect if everything was working properly.
The login delay is caused by your FTP server doing reverse identity and/or DNS look-ups. If your ISP does not provide reverse DNS, then you will likely see this day. Due to differing policies about reverse DNS at ISPs, some clients may have this dealy while others will not. Fortunately, on most platforms this is easy to fix.
We can easily get rid of the login delay by adding:
#Remove Lookups UseReverseDNS off IdentLookups off
To the main part of your proftpd.conf file. I usually just put it at the bottom. You then restart FTP and check for the delay. In most cases, you will now be able to login quickly.
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WGET WITH FTP
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ftp://thenevadaview:RTFF4%justin@97.74.25.196/CCDP/wp-content/uploads/2011
wget -m ftp://tulipatrick:Linux300a7@72.32.147.147/www.tulipanegra.com.br