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passive to active settings (4 posts)
- Started 12 years ago by peggy
- Latest reply 12 years ago from Scott McGuire
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peggy Member
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Scott McGuire Administrator
Hi,
Fetch 5 or later should automatically switch between passive and active if one doesn't work.
Which version of Fetch are you using?
Thanks,
Scott McGuire
Fetch Softworks -
peggy Member
An earlier one. Thanks, I'll upgrade.
peg
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Scott McGuire Administrator
Hi Peg,
While we would recommend upgrading if you have Fetch 4 - because it is not completely compatible with recent versions of Mac OS X, in addition to handling active vs. passive better - we can tell you how to do what you need in Fetch 4. I just needed to know which version you had, so I could give you the correct instructions.
Here's what to do in Fetch 4:
* Click Cancel in the New Connection dialog, if the New Connection dialog is showing.
* Choose Preferences from the Fetch menu.
* Click the Firewall tab.
* Uncheck the "Use passive mode transfers (PASV)" checkbox.
* Click OK.From now on Fetch will connect in active mode.
(For most users the upgrade to the most recent version of Fetch is only $10; if you'd like more information about upgrading, let us know.)
Thanks,
Scott McGuire
Fetch Softworks
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I am not able to get into a dedicated server because I have to switch my settings from passive to active. How can I do that?
Posted 12 years ago #