I've installed tftpd.lrp, uncommented its line in /etc/inetd.conf,
rebooted, and added a world-readable file to /tftpboot.
~/: ll /tftpboot/date.txt
-rw-rw-rw-1 root root 29 Sep 27 12:36 /tftpboot/date.txt
/etc/hosts.allow contains this:
ALL: 192.168.221.0/255.255.255.0
and
Kory,
I have little experience with tftpd in Behring as I use ssh (dropbear)
and scp: I do not transfer many files I between my firewallmachine and
another system.
However it may be a matter of permissions. Unix (linux0 is very peckish
who is allowed to do what. Try "chmod 777 filename(s)" for the
OK that explains alot. In checking my logs now I see the daemon log shows:
Jan 11 13:33:08 firewall in.tftpd[17741]: cannot set groups for user nobody
when the thin client tries to access it.
I tried adding nobody to /etc/group but that had no effect.
KK
J.L. Blom wrote:
Short reply:
Eric,
I uncommented the line in /etc/inet.d and backed up etc.lrp
On reboot I see no listing in ps and no line in the daemon log or any of
the other logs that suggest tftpd started or tried to start.
tftpd shows up in the backup menus so I believe it loaded OK.
Is there a command line way of st
Hello Kory,
Ignore my previous post.
You have to start tftpd by uncommenting the following line in
/etc/inetd.conf:
tftpdgram udp waitnobody /usr/sbin/tcpd
/usr/sbin/in.tftpd /tmp
The in.tftpd is compiled with libwrap support, so you have to check that
/etc/hosts.allow al
Kory,
> I am using Bering uClibc 2.3.1. I am experimenting with tftpd and PXE to
> boot a linux machine over my network. I added tftpd to the boot cd and
> added it to my leaf.cfg file. It shows up in the backup menu but I do not
> see an entry for it when I issue the ps command and there is no
>
I am using Bering uClibc 2.3.1. I am experimenting with tftpd and PXE to
boot a linux machine over my network. I added tftpd to the boot cd and
added it to my leaf.cfg file. It shows up in the backup menu but I do
not see an entry for it when I issue the ps command and there is no
configuration
Hi everyone.
I am setting up a PXE client boot for some thinstations machines.
The client is not able to download the PXE image from the tftp server. I
look at the daemon.log file and I find: in.tftpd[13022]: cannot set groups
for user nobody
I have tried changing the user to make it run as ro
