Is there a command to turnon/off firewall in FP64?(SOLVED)

[gychang]

I need to turnoff the firewall during use of pureftp in the server and gftp on the client in my home network. I am trying to make a small script that will turnoff during when I am using gftp. Is there a command to turnon and turnoff the firewall in FP64?

[HerrBert]

Firewall is started/stopped by script /etc/init.d/rc.firewall
Like any system service in /etc/init.d it can be controlled with the start|stop parameter.

So to turn off your firewall run /etc/init.d/rc.firewall stop
Start it again with /etc/init.d/rc.firewall start

(Why not configure firewall for ftp?)

[gychang]

Firewall is started/stopped by script /etc/init.d/rc.firewall
Like any system service in /etc/init.d it can be controlled with the start|stop parameter.

So to turn off your firewall run /etc/init.d/rc.firewall stop
Start it again with /etc/init.d/rc.firewall start

(Why not configure firewall for ftp?)

I first tried as seen here but did not seem to work (message "entering passive mode and hangs)... Your suggestions work perfectly with commands.

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[bigpup]

If you are trying to set specific ports open.
Do that.
But do not have selected "when this button is checked a generic firewall is generated" .
That makes apply button, still produce the generic firewall, no matter what you select for individual ports.

Select the ports to open.
I think you also need to now select "your firewall is configured".
Then select apply.

[gychang]

If you are trying to set specific ports open.
Do that.
But do not have selected "when this button is checked a generic firewall is generated" .
That makes apply button, still produce the generic firewall, no matter what you select for individual ports.

Select the ports to open.
I think you also need to now select "your firewall is configured".
Then select apply.

thanks!, got it.