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dkocher wrote:If you use passive ftp you don't need any open ports on your local firewall.

Without disabling the firewall it won't work in passive mode.

I've noticed that most of the time CyberDuck can not work for 100% when the firewall in OS X 10.4.x is enabled. I have to disabled this to get on some ftp's.

What kind of rule most be added to this firewall so that it isn't needed to disable the complete firewall?

I've found what was causing the problem. It seems the firewall of OS X 10.4 is causing the problem. When I disable it, it works. What rule do I need to add in that firewall to get Cyberduck working? Have you the stealth mode in the advanced settings of the os x firewall enabled? Otherwise it should...

I've found what was causing the problem. It seems the firewall of OS X 10.4 is causing the problem. When I disable it, it works.

What rule do I need to add in that firewall to get Cyberduck working?

You can set it globally in Preferences > FTP > Connect Mode or per bookmark by editing a bookmark. See http://cyberduck.ch/help/ for more info. There I can only choose between Passive and Active. Neither one of them does to the trick for me. The application will hang on Listing Directory. In CuteFT...

I have some few FTP's which I connect to. Normally I use the GlobalScape CuteFTP for this. I need to set the Data connection type in CuteFTP to: USE PORT otherwise I am unable to connect to those ftp's. How can I set this option in Cyberduck? I haven't found it anywhere. If I want to connect to thos...