FTP server

[Anapan]

There seems to be a problem connecting if you're behind a router, I'm looking into a solution for that.
There are 24 video files of the new episodes, tho many are duplicates encoded by different people. I have episodes 1-8 and 10 in english.

[LLJade]

Hey, can someone tell me the name of the Atlas theme song? I was told it was on Anapan's FTP server, but I don't know the title of the song.

Lauren

[fafner]

Anapan, it seems your FTP server is still down... I have a good knowledge in computers and networks, and some of my colleagues do ADSL installations with various kinds of routers, including forwarding traffic to a specific computer behind the router. If you give me a detailed description of the problem, me or one of my colleagues may find what to do.
If necessary, you can contact me with one of the messengers I use ( except the Yahoo one, he keeps saying my account suddenly stopped to exist :angry: )
I hope this problem will soon be solved, I have recently downloaded some 2003s episodes, and I realized I could upload them to your server

[Big Astro Fan]

How do you get the ftp to work? I've tried it quite a few times and still can't get it to work.

[Anapan]

I should be able to fix the problem this weekend, I just haven't had time to properly configure and test all the settings.

[Strange Wings]

I've just finished uploading the 80's episode 'The Crystal Of The Desert' on anapan's ftp.
For those who haven't seen it yet: Have a good download !

It's got some great Atlas-scenes in it, a cool battle between him and Astro, and... and...
and...; ....but see for yourself.
B)

[fafner]

It seems everyone here can access the FTP server except me. Have I been banned for some reason ? :wacko:
The server does not answer to anything: FTP port, ping, traceroute, all fails

[LLJade]

What section did you get that episode from? I can't seem to find it. Maybe I'm just looking hard enough or something.

Oh, btw, I hate repeating myself and I don't want to be a pain in tbe bum, but does anyone here know the name of the Atlas theme song from the 2003 version of Astro Boy?

Lauren

[Strange Wings]

Originally posted by fafner@Aug 8 2004, 12:48 PM

It seems everyone here can access the FTP server except me. Have I been banned for some reason ?  :wacko:
The server does not answer to anything: FTP port, ping, traceroute, all fails

You are running Linux, right? Just a thought, but maybe that could be the problem. Linux
is known for its resistance against viruses and hackers, so any connection to a download-site could be read as an attack .
You could try using another FTP-client, i.e. Smart FTP, which I use.
I'm running Windows XP and I'm behind a router as well, but I never have had any problems connecting to the ftp .

[fafner]

Originally posted by Louis'74@Aug 8 2004, 03:13 PM
You are running Linux, right? Just a thought, but maybe that could be the problem. Linux
is known for its resistance against viruses and hackers, so any connection to a download-site could be read as an attack .
You could try using another FTP-client, i.e. Smart FTP, which I use.
I'm running Windows XP and I'm behind a router as well, but I never have had any problems connecting to the ftp .

I can't believe that the connection could be refused because it is GNU/Linux. I can't even send a ping, and to my knowledge, a ping packet is still the same whatever operating system sends it. And I must correct you Louis'74: GNU/Linux is not especially more resistant against virus. It is however more easy (from my point of view) to set up a robust firewall with it. Not to mention the fact that a user does not run his/her programs in adminisration mode, so if a virus should get through it would only infect the user, not all the system. And generally, people using that operating system have more knowledge in computer science, thus the few virus succeeding in attacking GNU/Linux
The problem I have is very weird: the traceroute allows me to go very far in the server retrieval, but it suddenly stops to what appears to be Anapan's provider. But it doesn't find the server itself
And moreover I have a "operating system zoo" here, with Windows 98, Millennium, XP, and several GNU/Linux distributions as SuSE and Gentoo, and there have never been a "war" between them But I can't make a try with any Windows as the computer hosting all the Windows doesn't start since this morning :wacko: I find myself without any available Windows, and I now wonder if it is such a good situation
My diagnostique about this problem is that the IP is no longer valid, but if it were the case, I suppose nobody could access it. And if it had changed I think I would have heard of it...