What you are describing sounds like your computer has been hacked, not
just "ftp". Since you have no way to know what the cracker has changed in
your computer, it won't help to replace ftp; they'll just come in again
and do what they want. The normal approach when a computer has been
broken into is to replace the entire system -- reload RedHat 7.1, then
install all the updates, one of which is wu-ftpd-2.6.1-16.7x.
On Sat, 19 Jan 2002, Stephen White wrote:
> I having a nasty deal people are ftp port 21 scanning other peoples network
> from my red hat box 7.1. On top of that ftp is doing strange things
> so i decided to reinstall wu-ftpd
> The newest rpm i could find was wu-ftpd-2.6.1-18.src[1].rpm
>
> I couldnt find anywhere a rpm for redhat 7.1 for
> wu-ftpd-2.6.2
> just the original source id prefer a rpm for 7.1 if i could find
> one.
>
> Anyway i removed the old ftp rpm and it had a error
> said it could not access in.ftpd
> so i when there and tried to delete it
> rm in.ftpd
> it said
> rm: remove write-protected file `in.ftpd'? y
> rm: cannot unlink `in.ftpd': Operation not permitted
>
> but it doesnt seem to be linked
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 bin bin 173916 Mar 29 2001 in.ftpd
>
> First anyone have a good rpm for redhat 7.1 for wu-ftpd-2.6.2
> Second any one know how i can get ride of this file so
> i have a nice clean install ?
> Many thanks for any help
>
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