> Not likely. The sockets were allowed to be established, and data was
> allowed to pass through on both connections (remember that the FTP
> protocol uses separate connections for data transfers). Firewalls don't
> usually block the actual data, they only control whether the connections
> are allowed to be opened.
Okay. I just wondered that it appeared first time after installing Kaspersky
Internet Security on my machine. After de-activating KIS firewall and
changing back to Windows Vista firewall it worked... But perhaps it was just
by hazard. :-))
Best regards,
Andy
