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Hi,

I have a small LAN at home (2 boxes) and I have a ftp server on one of
the boxes inside the LAN and I used to use 'socket' to redirect ftp
connection to this box but I completely forgot how I did it and since I
formated the freebsd drive I just cannot know...

so, how do I redirect ftp traffic on port 55 to a local box on port 55
using socket? whats the exact command to use?

thanks!!



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