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Robert Kerr wrote:
> Hi all,
> Due to a bug in FTP, we're going to lose our anonymous ftp privileges at
> my place of work. We depend heavily upon anonymous ftp to update certain
> files and such on a machine that is outside our firewall. What kind of
> replacements are ava
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From: Brian May [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 4:36 PM
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: Anonymous FTP
>Why?
>Personally, I see rsync as having one major benefit. It works over a
>rsh link too. scp only suppor
> "Jason" == Jason Mogavero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jason> Someone else mentioned using rsync tunneled through ssh,
Jason> which isn't a bad idea either, but I think scp is more
Jason> suited to scripting as long as the host files are set up
Jason> correctly.
Why?
Persona
On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 04:07:45PM -0700, Robert Kerr wrote:
> On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Jason Mogavero wrote:
>
> > If you use ssh to administer the machines that need to transfer files, you
> > can use scp, which is an encrypted file transfer method using the ssh
> > daemon. If you're transferring f
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From: Robert Kerr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 4:08 PM
To: Jason Mogavero
Cc: Debian List
Subject: RE: Anonymous FTP
>I was under the impression that I couldn't run scp unattended. Is that
>not correct?
Well, unless you
On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Jason Mogavero wrote:
> If you use ssh to administer the machines that need to transfer files, you
> can use scp, which is an encrypted file transfer method using the ssh
> daemon. If you're transferring files into an unsecure network, you'd be
> better off using scp anyway.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
> Hi all,
> Due to a bug in FTP, we're going to lose our anonymous ftp privileges at
> my place of work.
Out of curiosity, why are the FTP privileges going away?
> We depend heavily upon anonymous ftp to update certain files and such
> o
If you use ssh to administer the machines that need to transfer files, you
can use scp, which is an encrypted file transfer method using the ssh
daemon. If you're transferring files into an unsecure network, you'd be
better off using scp anyway. The downfall of this is that you need valid
account
>> "JK" == Jan Krupa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JK> I use debian2.0 and I do not have the directory /home/ftp so there
JK> is no access to the machine via anonymous ftp. What debian
JK> package should I install to get the directory /home/ftp and access
JK> to machine via anonymous ftp.
You nee
On Wed, 16 Sep 1998, Eric Jensen wrote:
> Ya, I can't get the uid/gid to work either. I too copied over group.
> However, I can't find what they're talking about in the manpage for
> in.ftpd in regards to the password database. What is pw_mkdb and where
> can I find it?
That's exactly what I wa
Ya, I can't get the uid/gid to work either. I too copied over group.
However, I can't find what they're talking about in the manpage for
in.ftpd in regards to the password database. What is pw_mkdb and where
can I find it?
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On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Eric Jensen wrote:
> Well, I reinstalled the debs, and it didn't help..same problems. Anyone
> else got ideas?
>
I just created an anonymous ftp account for my system, copied the libs
from /lib as specified below, and it worked fine.
>
> On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Thomas Apel w
oops...I apologize...I meant to respond to the problem I've been having
with kde...I got anonymous ftp working fine by adding those libs. sorry
guys.
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On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Eric Jensen wrote:
> Well, I reinstalled the debs, and it didn't help..same problems. Anyone
> else got ideas?
I had problems using wu-ftp. I switched to pro-ftp.
Mark
Well, I reinstalled the debs, and it didn't help..same problems. Anyone
else got ideas?
Thanx,
Eric.
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Eric Jensen wrote:
>
> I've been having some problems getting anonymous ftp to work properly on
> my system. I've set up most everything in the way that the manpage for
> in.ftpd told me too, but it refers to a program pw_mkdb which I can't seem
> to find anywhere. In any case, I don't believe t
Paul McDermott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> add some debian stuff to it. The debian is on another drive. There was
> talk about mounting the drive under the anonymous directory tree. I can't
> use hardlinks on different drives and/or partitions or filesystems. I was
> wondering why I can't us
> anonymous ftp users can't see any directories.. they can change to them,
> but can see anything...??? I used the package defaults.. what could be
> wrong?
>
> -Paul
Did you try the addftpuser script? I can't seem to find the docs on it right
now, but
I had a similar problem and this fixed i
This was covered in the list some time back. If you
ldd /home/ftp/bin/ls
it will tell you what version of libc it is linked against.
elm# ldd ls
libc.so.5 => /lib/libc.so.5 (0x4000a000)
Then ls -l /home/ftp/lib and see if you have the right version.
elm# ll ../bin
total 583
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Kevin Traas wrote:
>
> I ran into this exact same problem Extremely frustrating!!!
> Unfortunately, this was about 6 months ago, and, of course, I didn't
> document the solution (I'm always meaning to get around to
> that...) However, I seem to remember that my problem was
> with
> > Did you try to configure manually the properties of these directories?
> > For
> > example, if you have a directory /pub and want an anonymous either
> > *read*
> > it, type "chmod 5 /pub" or *read n'write* it, type "chmod 7 /pub".
> > Regards
> > Bruno
>
> I already check that.. the ftp (anon
Bruno O. M. Simoes wrote:
>
> Hi Paul
>
> Did you try to configure manually the properties of these directories?
> For
> example, if you have a directory /pub and want an anonymous either
> *read*
> it, type "chmod 5 /pub" or *read n'write* it, type "chmod 7 /pub".
> Regards
> Bruno
I already ch
On Fri, 2 May 1997, Colin Telmer wrote:
> I am running frozen (ie new web standard) and would like to link my
> anonymous ftp site to my web page. I was just going to create a link from
> something in /var/www to something in /home/ftp but I thought I would ask
> if there is a standard way to do t
Mark Eichin wrote:
>
> doesn't wu-ftpd use builtin code for simple ls?
I don't know but I haven't installed wu-ftpd myself, only the standard
ftpd that comes with the netstd package. Maybe the solution to my
problem is just to install this package.
Pedro Ivan
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doesn't wu-ftpd use builtin code for simple ls?
This is exactly my problem. The _anonymous_ users still can use the "ls"
command even though there is no ~ftp/bin/ls binary! How's that possible?
Pedro Ivan
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Brian C. White wrote:
>
> > I have debian 1.1 and I installed an anonymous ftp service. It works fine
> > except for an annoying
> I have debian 1.1 and I installed an anonymous ftp service. It works fine
> except for an annoying problem: ftp users can always see the files in the
> ftp site even though there is no "ls" binary under the bin directory of
> ~ftp.
The "chroot" is only done for _anonymous_ ftp and thus only this
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