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Aug 30 07:26:07 <jeroenimo> Hmm a bit sad that the log gets erased every morning.. at 0300 UTC well I'll keep logged in..
Aug 30 07:31:15 <blathijs> jeroenimo: There's also  http://logs.nslu2-linux.org/livelogs/fonosfera-prev.txt and http://logs.nslu2-linux.org/livelogs/fonosfera/
Aug 30 07:32:37 <blathijs> jeroenimo: As for your registering problem, this is probably a connection problem, which we've been trying to work around last week (I hope to get it done this week)
Aug 30 07:45:11 <jeroenimo> blathijs: you mean just keep trying registering the fonera 2.0n?
Aug 30 07:51:21 <blathijs> jeroenimo: Keep an eye on this ticket: http://trac.fonosfera.org/fon-ng/ticket/874
Aug 30 07:51:33 <blathijs> jeroenimo: I'll comment there if anything is fixed
Aug 30 07:54:17 <jeroenimo> blathijs: bedankt!
Aug 30 08:02:28 <blathijs> :-)
Aug 30 08:27:15 <jeroenimo> I subscribed to the rss feed... nice..
Aug 30 13:30:53 <Tas> hi
Aug 30 18:16:10 <pat34j35k> I'm having an issue with my fonera 2.0n router port forwarding properly.
Aug 30 18:16:56 <pat34j35k> It seems as though even with port fowarding setup, the fon internal ftp server is interfering with the connection to my local network's ftp server.
Aug 30 18:17:27 <pat34j35k> I can connect fine with a local ip, but anytime I use the external IP I get a connection refused message.
Aug 30 18:17:35 <pat34j35k> Anyone have any ideas?
Aug 30 18:31:31 <blathijs> pat34j35k: Are testing this from within your own network?
Aug 30 18:31:50 <blathijs> Port forwarding is known not to work when you test it from within the same network as the port is forwarded to
Aug 30 18:32:15 <pat34j35k> Yes I am
Aug 30 18:32:32 <pat34j35k> I'm using the external ip, but I am on a different machine within the same network.
Aug 30 18:33:11 <pat34j35k> If that's a known problem I can test it from outside the network.
Aug 30 18:35:32 <pat34j35k> ok that seemed to work. man I've been fighting with this crap for hours. thanks a lot.
Aug 30 18:42:19 <blathijs> It's caused by a limitation in how port forwarding (aka destination NAT) works. The Fonera changes some stuff in the packet when it goes to the FTP server, but when the FTP server sends the packet back, it goes straight to the other PC, without going through the Fonera (so it can't change the same stuff in the reply packet, causing your PC to think the packet is invalid and drop it)
Aug 30 18:45:52 <pat34j35k> Ok good to know. Personally I've never seen this problem using other routers in the past, but I'll keep that in mind for future reference. I assume this is the case for all ports, not just 21 as in this case?
Aug 30 18:52:34 <blathijs> yup
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