But how does the connection to port 10021 on host C get defined?
And, what if I need to run the delegated (host B) service on a different 
port, say 5605
And, how would this be defined in a configuration file, rather than on the 
command line?


Thanks






feedback@delegate.org (Yutaka Sato) 
11/24/2007 11:13 AM
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<_A3905@delegate-en.ML_> on 
11/24/07(04:54:06)
you piehqbdyi-qprr6uc4y3y6.ml@delegate.org wrote:
 |I need to configure delegated to accept an ftp connection, and then
 |connect to an sftp server on a specific port.  For example...
 |
 |HOST-A:  192.168.1.99
 |HOST-B:  192.168.1.1    &    192.168.2.1
 |HOST-C:  192.168.2.45
 |
 |HOST-C is the Delegated host
 |
 |HOST-A  needs to connect to HOST-C on port 10021 with sftp

It is done like this: 

  delegated -P21 SERVER=ftp MOUNT="/* sftp://HOST-C/*"

Note that the sftp/FTP gateway by DeleGate is not implemented on Windows,
and maybe on some Unix.

Cheers,
Yutaka
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