Any advances, Im looking for a working solution? Anyone?
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> Did you compile wuftp or install from
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> > Try to use the ftp client in passive mode.
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> > Why don't you use the "vsftp", shipped with your distro? It's more
> easy
> > for setup, and more sec
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> Try to use the ftp client in passive mode.
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> Why don't you use the "vsftp", shipped with your
Try to use the ftp client in passive mode.
Why don't you use the "vsftp", shipped with your distro? It's more easy
for setup, and more secure.
On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 13:09, Jason Shiers wrote:
> Subject: ftp problems with wuftp on rh8.0
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> Hi all, I have some ftp pr
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> Is there any particular reason you ar3e using wuftp? RH 8 ships with
> vsftpd and works well and easy to set up. I havent used wuftp in
years.
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Subject: ftp problems with wuftp on rh8.0
Subject: ftp problems with wuftp on rh8.0
Hi all, I have some ftp problems, I am running wuftp on RH8.0, I have
constantly had local problems where I cannot login locally from another
windows box on my network, see error message below. If I open the
Subject: ftp problems with wuftp on rh8.0
Hi all, I have some ftp problems, I am running wuftp on RH8.0, I have
constantly had local problems where I cannot login locally from another
windows box on my network, see error message below. If I open the port
on my router and try to connect from
Any chance of some help
with this problem please?
thanks
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Subject: ftp problems with wuftp
on rh8.0
Hi all, I have
Hi all, I have some ftp problems, I am running wuftp on RH8.0, I have constantly had local problems where I
cannot login locally from another windows box on my network, see error message
below. If I open the port on my router and try to connect from outside my lan from a remote box, I can
I've got a RH 7.2 machine running as a SMB client, writing backup files
to a Win98 box as backup storage. Sometimes the Win98 machine goes
down and, obviously, the remote files are not accessible.
The problem is that the RH machine has some cron scripts that write to
the SMB shares. When the W
Naturally, as soon as I posted a note I found the problem, but maybe this
will help the other guy who was having problems. I tried creating a new
user and it worked fine, and I checked the messages file to see why I was
getting rejected.
I just had things reversed, I had put my user name in
On Sat, Mar 16, 2002 at 09:33:26PM -0600, Jose Salvador Diaz wrote:
> I have Linux 7.0 and a few days ago when a try to get files from my FTP
> server i get a message asking for a user name and a password, when i tried
> to sign on with Anonymous user and any e-mail address as password i get
> aga
I have Linux 7.0 and a few days ago when a try to get files from my FTP
server i get a message asking for a user name and a password, when i tried
to sign on with Anonymous user and any e-mail address as password i get
again an error saying that can't get connections.
I have a ftp user in passwd
No need to reboot. Just restart the
Francisco Neira Basso
Administrador de Red
Defensoria del Pueblo
Lima, Peru. -05:00 GMT
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hi
You go to /etc/xinetd.d and see the file wu-ftpd. If there is any entry
like "disable yes". You just comment this line an
Thanks for the reply. It's not quite that simple, but in replying to
your note you actually helped me work through a few things in my mind
(some sleep helped too!)
As I mentioned before, ftp is enabled and runs if I ftp localhost.
I can also telnet to port 21 on the box.
I've since remembered t
hi
You go to /etc/xinetd.d and see the file wu-ftpd. If there is any entry
like "disable yes". You just comment this line and reboot the system.
Dan Simoes wrote:
> New to this list, so hi all.
>
> I have seen reports of this problem before, with no conclusive solution.
>
> On a fresh 7.1 i
New to this list, so hi all.
I have seen reports of this problem before, with no conclusive solution.
On a fresh 7.1 install, I can ftp localhost without a problem on the
box.
Remote ftp sessions connect, then are "closed by remote host".
syslog shows nothing interesting.
I have checked:
- host
The most imp point here is check out if ftp package is installed using
"rpm -q wu-ftpd" without quotes
This may work for you.
sephia wrote:
> We just had our Red Hat 7
> but we have problem on FTP
>
> Every time we tried to connect
> we got this message :
>"-> ftp: connect: Connection refus
On Thu, 05 Apr 2001, sephia wrote:
> We just had our Red Hat 7
> but we have problem on FTP
>
> Every time we tried to connect
> we got this message :
>"-> ftp: connect: Connection refused"
>
> but for telnet no problem.
>
> what could be wrong ?
>
Usually it's an ID10T problem. :-) (Myse
We just had our Red Hat 7
but we have problem on FTP
Every time we tried to connect
we got this message :
"-> ftp: connect: Connection refused"
but for telnet no problem.
what could be wrong ?
Do You Yahoo!?
Get your free @yahoo
Hi David.. FTP in passive mode works fine.. so thats what i am doing now :)
Anurag
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At 10:05 AM 6/16/00 -0500, you wrote:
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>Are you using ip_masq_ftp? You need to load this module to use FTP
>through ipchains. (This is in the masquerading FAQs somewhere, I'm
>sure.)
>
>-d
>
>--
>David Tal
Are you using ip_masq_ftp? You need to load this module to use FTP
through ipchains. (This is in the masquerading FAQs somewhere, I'm
sure.)
-d
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Community Networking Initiative
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Anurag Jalan wrote:
: Hi all,
:
: I'm using ipchains masquerading
On Thu, Jun 15, 2000 at 09:38:36AM -0500, Scott Skrogstad said:
> I have a 6.1 RH server and I have ftp enabled in the inetd.conf and I
> still can't ftp into the server. What am I missing ?
>
Are you sure you installed the ftp daemon when you installed RH 6.1?
You can check by giving the comma
Hi all,
I'm using ipchains masquerading to provide NET access to my Lan. On my
Redhat 6.2 router box, I have just one rule : ipchains -A forward -j
MASQ -s 192.168.1.0/24 -d 0.0.0.0/0
and on my SuSE firewall/ISDN gateway I have ( its not much of a firewall
at the moment :-) )
ipchains
I have checked the hosts.allow and hosts.deny nothing in them at all. TCP
wrapper where is that at ?
Scott Skrogstad
Computer Integration Inc,
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On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, Steve Lee wrote:
> try checking your hosts.allow and hosts.deny
> and see if your tcpwrapper a
Sorry to ask a dumb question. I am new to linux/unix. I know a little about the
hosts. allow./deny file. What does the tcpwrapper do??
Steven
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On 6/15/2000 at 9:27 AM Steve Lee wrote:
>try checking your hosts.allow and hosts.deny
>and see if your t
try checking your hosts.allow and hosts.deny
and see if your tcpwrapper allows it or denys that service
On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, Scott Skrogstad wrote:
> I have a 6.1 RH server and I have ftp enabled in the inetd.conf and I
> still can't ftp into the server. What am I missing ?
>
> Scott Skrogst
I have a 6.1 RH server and I have ftp enabled in the inetd.conf and I
still can't ftp into the server. What am I missing ?
Scott Skrogstad
Computer Integration Inc,
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Hi all;
I have just completed another install of RHL5.0 and for some reason that
could quite possibly be operator error, in.ftpd did not get built. So being
a bit of hack I copied one from another RHL5.0 install machine onto the
proper place on the machine without and gave inetd a HUP. So ftp
Antonomasia wrote:
> > We're running an RH linux firewall, but users are starting to complain
> > about the problems using passive FTP. On large file transfers, the file
> > will get to 100% or very close, and just hang. Since we're on ISDN, a 10
> > meg file is a significant investment of time,
> We're running an RH linux firewall, but users are starting to complain
> about the problems using passive FTP. On large file transfers, the file
> will get to 100% or very close, and just hang. Since we're on ISDN, a 10
> meg file is a significant investment of time, and getting that far only to
We went through passive FTP hell here as well until I added the following to
our /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall (called from rc.local):
# load ip masquarading modules
modprobe ip_masq_ftp
modprobe ip_masq_irc
modprobe ip_masq_raudio
BUT...we are running masquerading, so I don't know if this would work fo
on to your problem may well be the
implementation of a proxy.
Hope that helps a little, anyway.
Beth :0)
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> From: Doug Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 1998 2:44 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Firewall FTP Problems
>
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On Tue, 28 Apr 1998, Doug Roberts wrote:
> We're running an RH linux firewall, but users are starting to complain
> about the problems using passive FTP. On large file transfers, the file
You should use IP accounting and see if you can figure out what is
happening to your bandwidth. Are you als
We're running an RH linux firewall, but users are starting to complain
about the problems using passive FTP. On large file transfers, the file
will get to 100% or very close, and just hang. Since we're on ISDN, a 10
meg file is a significant investment of time, and getting that far only to
fail is
More correct answer: remove user "ftp" from /etc/passwd
On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, ramon wrote:
> > The problem is now that I'd only want to give access to REAL users but
> > when I edit ftpaccess -file deleting the anonymous from class
> > specification I can't login as a real user anymore.
>
> edit
> The problem is now that I'd only want to give access to REAL users but
> when I edit ftpaccess -file deleting the anonymous from class
> specification I can't login as a real user anymore.
edit the /etc/ftpusers file and add anonymous at the end of the list. That
will stop all anonymous ftp acc
I installed RH 5.0 with anonymous ftp server.
The problem is now that I'd only want to give access to REAL users but
when I edit ftpaccess -file deleting the anonymous from class
specification I can't login as a real user anymore.
I have been using the hosts.deny and hosts.allow lists for restri
I've been able to download via ftp for some time, but I ahve not been
able to upload (get a permission error). Therefore, with utmost
cleverness, I mucked around with the permission for my /home/ftp
directory, & now I can't even get a directory listing. Which
permissions do I need to set to be a
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