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| If your firewall blocks passive FTP, you might get an error message that reads: “Passive mode refused. Turning off passive mode. No control connection for command: No such file or directory.” If this happens, try using a "smart" FTP client like NCFTP (available on most UNIX machines). Smart FTP clients are better at auto-negotiating active/passive FTP connections than are older FTP clients (e.g., Sun Solaris FTP). |
From: The Database of Short Genetic Variation (dbSNP)
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