WIP: Override for EPSV #469
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@lavv17 Do you know whats wrong with gnulib? (Is it gnulib, thats failing?) |
Try with autogen.sh
Reverted changes to travis file.
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@lavv17 The current state is able to properly connect via a ipv6 open proxy to a ipv6 server. I currently have some problems regarding:
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This is a work in progress pull request in order to allow the address for EPSV to be overridden.
This comes in to play when using proxies that do not handle the data connection, but only handle the control connection.
This adds a new option called "ftp:force-epsv-addr" that will be used for EPSV data connections.
This solves #466