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Subject: Re: FW to FW FTP w/ no port > 1023
From: peter @ nmti . com (Peter da Silva)
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Date: Thu, 05 Oct 1995 10:42:29 -0500
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Subject: Re: FW to FW FTP w/ no port > 1023
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> > 3. Do not use FTP and write a TCP application that uses only a single TCP
> > port for data and control.  Issues: Time + $$ no compatibility. Benefit:
> > solves the problem.

FSP and HTTP are both candidates for this application. And they've already
been written. NNTP would work as well, and can be proxied with a simple
plug gateway.


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