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What do the 2 last numbers between '()' mean in 227 response to “ls” command?
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This question is related to FTP tool that can be found here: ftp://ftp.linux.org.uk/pub/linux/Networking/netkit
If I run a command such like ls the output is the following:
227 Entering Passive Mode (192,0,2,1,104,31)
What do the 2 last numbers between () mean?
linux ftp
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This question is related to FTP tool that can be found here: ftp://ftp.linux.org.uk/pub/linux/Networking/netkit
If I run a command such like ls the output is the following:
227 Entering Passive Mode (192,0,2,1,104,31)
What do the 2 last numbers between () mean?
linux ftp
edited Sep 20 at 5:37
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asked Sep 19 at 22:51
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This question is related to FTP tool that can be found here: ftp://ftp.linux.org.uk/pub/linux/Networking/netkit
If I run a command such like ls the output is the following:
227 Entering Passive Mode (192,0,2,1,104,31)
What do the 2 last numbers between () mean?
linux ftp
edited Sep 20 at 5:37
Martin Prikryl
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asked Sep 19 at 22:51
sebelksebelk
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This question is related to FTP tool that can be found here: ftp://ftp.linux.org.uk/pub/linux/Networking/netkit
If I run a command such like ls the output is the following:
227 Entering Passive Mode (192,0,2,1,104,31)
What do the 2 last numbers between () mean?
linux ftp
linux ftp
edited Sep 20 at 5:37
Martin Prikryl
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asked Sep 19 at 22:51
sebelksebelk
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edited Sep 20 at 5:37
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That is the raw message from the FTP server, it's not generated by your client (netkit).
The last two numbers are the two bytes that comprise the remote port for the passive data connection.
In this case, the remote port is (104 << 8) + 31, or (104 * 256) + 31 or 26655.
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That is the raw message from the FTP server, it's not generated by your client (netkit).
The last two numbers are the two bytes that comprise the remote port for the passive data connection.
In this case, the remote port is (104 << 8) + 31, or (104 * 256) + 31 or 26655.
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That is the raw message from the FTP server, it's not generated by your client (netkit).
The last two numbers are the two bytes that comprise the remote port for the passive data connection.
In this case, the remote port is (104 << 8) + 31, or (104 * 256) + 31 or 26655.
answered Sep 19 at 23:11
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nice first answer!
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That is the raw message from the FTP server, it's not generated by your client (netkit).
The last two numbers are the two bytes that comprise the remote port for the passive data connection.
In this case, the remote port is (104 << 8) + 31, or (104 * 256) + 31 or 26655.
answered Sep 19 at 23:11
Nathan DorfmanNathan Dorfman
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That is the raw message from the FTP server, it's not generated by your client (netkit).
The last two numbers are the two bytes that comprise the remote port for the passive data connection.
In this case, the remote port is (104 << 8) + 31, or (104 * 256) + 31 or 26655.
answered Sep 19 at 23:11
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