Hi, In message <_A4438@delegate-en.ML_> on 04/28/09(17:28:54) you "Andrea `Zuse' Balestrero" <pkyiqbdyi-qprr6ufzjja6.ml@delegate.org> wrote: |I'm trying to test Delegate (last versione) as FTP reverse proxy. | |I run it with the folloing command line: | | ./linux-dg -v -P21 SERVER=ftp://192.168.0.83 ADMIN="test@foo.." | |192.168.0.83 is running a FTP server which does not allow anonymous FTP. | |If I use Delegate as above, FTP login credentials are passed to |the back-end FTP server? Yes. You can peep the conversation between your DeleGate and the FTP server with "-vd" option and "CMAP=-tee-n:FSV:ftp" as follows for example. 04/28 20:40:18.78 [156] 1+0/1: CLIENT-SAYS: USER User****^M 04/28 20:40:20.33 [156] 1+0/2: CLIENT-SAYS: PASS ******** (auth info. got from client) ... 04/28 20:40:22.14 [156] 1+0/7: ConnectToServer connected [26] {192.168.x.x:21 <- 192.168.x.y:5000} [0.021s] ... 04/28 20:40:22.17 [161] 1+0/7: -- Fork(FSV): 156 -> 161 1 220 powmac.local FTP server (tnftpd 20061217) ready. 04/28 20:40:22.51 [156] 1+0/7: FTP-SERVER-SAYS: 220 powmac.local FTP server (tnftpd 20061217) ready.^M 04/28 20:40:22.51 [156] 1+0/7: willSTLS_SV: ServerFlags=0 04/28 20:40:22.51 [156] 1+0/7: proxyLogin(User****,Pass****,.,) 1 USER User**** 04/28 20:40:22.51 [156] 1+0/7: I-SAY: USER User****^M 2 331 Password required for User****. 04/28 20:40:22.90 [156] 1+0/7: FTP-SERVER-SAYS: 331 Password required for User****.^M 04/28 20:40:22.90 [156] 1+0/7: I-SAY: PASS ******** (auth info. forwarded to the server) 2 PASS Password1 3 230- 4 Welcome to Darwin! 5 230 User User**** logged in. |It seems that "SERVER=ftp://192.168.0.83" is a call to back-end |FTP server done as anonymous FTP, that is what I'd like to avoid. |How can I pass auth credentials from my external FTP client to |back-end FTP server via Delegate? Cheers, Yutaka -- 9 9 Yutaka Sato <y.sato@delegate.org> http://delegate.org/y.sato/ ( ~ ) National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology _< >_ 1-1-4 Umezono, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8568 Japan Do the more with the less -- B. Fuller