On 5 May 2000, Robert Fendt wrote:
> hi folks,
> i connected 2 pc's via ethernet (both running debian/gnu linux 2.1, kernel
> ver. 2.0.38). i can ping form one host to the other and vice versa. GOOD
>
> BUT!
>
> my problem:
> ftp works only from host1 to host2, not from host2 to host1
> telnet works in neither way :(
>
> my assumption:
> i assume that ftpd on host1 isn't running and that on neither machine telnetd
> is running
>
> my question(s):
> - how can i check for a running daemon?
Typically ftpd and telnetd are run out of inetd(what I've seen on later
distros anyway) so look in /etc/inetd.conf and check to see that ftpd and
telnetd are actully listed.
> - how can i start a daemon (tried "start-stop-daemon...", no success)
> manually?
to start them manually you could try running in.telnetd(typically telnet)
and in.ftpd, though you'll have to play with them to find out if you
need any command-line options or anything.
> - how can i start a daemon via "rc..." script @ boottime?
edit /etc/rc.d/rc.local and put the commands to start them in there.
> - how can i find out if a daemon is installed
ls /usr/sbin/in.* you should see telnetd and ftpd, although please note
this is based off of the assumption that the names of the daemons begin
with in.
>
> thanx
> rob
>
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