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Okay m8 ty for looking much appreciated

2005-09-26T04:04:07-04:00

I will struggle on to try and find a solution might look at lftp to do it or something else that has native SSL FTP with it

Statistics: Posted by Figga — Mon Sep 26, 2005 4:04 am

TLS and TCL

2005-09-24T22:15:32-04:00

you can't do that, at least not with ftp package that is provided by TclLib

the thing is that - as far as I can see from its manpage - the ftp package provides no way of specifying that its (control or data) connection has to be piped through [::tls::socket] - as opposed to http package, which does that:

Code:

package require httppackage require tls::http::register https 443 ::tls::socketset token [::http::geturl https://my.secure.site/]

Statistics: Posted by demond — Sat Sep 24, 2005 10:15 pm

TLS and TCL

2005-09-21T05:13:02-04:00

Hi , nice forum by the way i have found some usefull information from here that has helped alot in my learning of tcl and eggdrops..
i recently started a script that logs into ftp sites to check for certain files in this case `*-missing` files...

Basically it took a list from a file delimited by full Colons ":" and split the list into IP:PORT:USER:PASS:DIRECTORY ....

This all worked fine with normal ftp's untill i tried to do it with SSL enabled FTPD's , i have googled and yahoo'd all sorts of questions in a quest for ideas on how to wrap the ftp_lib in tls / ssl but cannot find a way to do it and i dont know where to start wrapping the ftp:: connection into TLS , i have installed TLS 1.5 on the eggdrop / box and it works succesfully in a tclsh environment (i input "package require tls" and it returns "1.5") so i know its working ....

has anyone else ever tried to wrap FTP libs in SSL/TLS using eggdrop or is it something that annot be done ?

All help wil be greatly appreciated as its beginning to become rather annoying !!

Thanks in advance
-F

Statistics: Posted by Figga — Wed Sep 21, 2005 5:13 am