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On Mon, Oct 04, 2004 at 02:21:42PM -0700, Al Urbaitis wrote:
  | cube@cubidou.net wrote:
  |=20
  | >The firewall, as it probably doesn't understand EPSV and doesn't take
  | >the necessary actions as it would for a PASV command.
  | >
  | >>Can I somehow ask fetch to not ask for EPSV ?
  |=20
  | >
  | >Add 'epsv4' to your .netrc file.
  |=20
  | Perhaps I am not doing this correctly
  | I created a file ".netrc"
  | It contains one line...
  |=20
  | epsv4
  |=20
  | I placed this file in roots home directory
  | and then tried a "make fetch-list | sh" as
  | user "root"
  |=20
  | EPSV is still used by default first....


Take a look at ftp's man page.
The proposed .netrc entry offered for this problem is:
	default
	macdef init
	epsv4


Cheers,
Luke.

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