>other machines to ftp in. Let say I haven't install FTP daemon, then
>how can I use this machine to ftp outside?
>
You use an ftp client to ftp outside (your client connects to their server.)
>If the problem is related to reverse dns, how can I fix the error ?
>
First see if you can resolve a name for their address. e.g. If they are
logging in from 192.168.1.2, type "host 192.168.1.2" and see if it spits out
a fully qualified domain name. If not, the simplest solution is to add an
entry to "/etc/hosts" (follow the format of the other entries.)
-Mike
-Mike
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