3 | | When the "Use the default host for local connections" option is enabled, the behavior of FZS that I've witnessed is that when the client IP is in private address space (10, 172, 192), the passive 227 response uses the server's IP. When the client IP is anything else, the passive 227 response uses the IP of the resolved hostname provided in the config. Unfortunately, this breaks passive connections where the client IP is in the CGNAT address space. |
| 3 | When the "Use the default host for local connections" option is enabled, the behavior of FZS that I've witnessed is that when the client IP is in private address space (10, 172, 192.168), the passive 227 response uses the server's IP. When the client IP is anything else, the passive 227 response uses the IP of the resolved hostname provided in the config. Unfortunately, this breaks passive connections where the client IP is in the CGNAT address space. |