229
FTP
229 Entering Extended Passive Mode
Entering Extended Passive Mode. The server provides only a port number for the data connection, using the same IP as the control connection. Works with both IPv4 and IPv6.
当您看到此代码时
After issuing the EPSV command. The server responds with a port number in the format (|||port|) for the client to connect to.
如何修复
No fix needed — connect to the server's control IP on the provided port. If it fails, try falling back to PASV (227) or check firewall rules.
对比
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指南
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DNS & Networking
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FTP Reply Code
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FTP Chroot Jail
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rsync
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FTP NAT Traversal
Transfer Integrity
FTP over TLS (RFC 4217)
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