Anastasia Leventi-Peetz wrote:
> The right way was:
> (in /etc/inetd.conf)
> ftp stream tcp6 nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd ftpd-BSD
Glad I could help. I recommend using the -l option on the Linux
box as well, it is for logging access to the FTP server.
TCP wrappers are fine if things are debugged a
Hello Guhnter,
>> ftp stream tcp6 nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd ftpd-BSD -D -6
>
>woops, tcp-wrappers (tcpd) take 'em out, they confound the
>problem.
...
>-D makes ftpd to become a daemon itself. This is *not* what you
> want when you let inetd manage the services. So, take that -D
> out.
>Not
Anastasia Leventi-Peetz wrote:
>
> hello Gunther,
>
> thanks a lot for the interesting mail.
> I don't do IP filters that's for sure. I am astonished that
> on the bieringer www page (www.bieringer.de) the standalone modus
> is recommended! I run the IPv6 ftpd of Free-BSD (downloaded and
> comp
hello Gunther,
thanks a lot for the interesting mail.
I don't do IP filters that's for sure. I am astonished that
on the bieringer www page (www.bieringer.de) the standalone modus
is recommended! I run the IPv6 ftpd of Free-BSD (downloaded and
compiled from the bieringer page) installed on the
oops? for what it is worth: ftpd is stared from inetd on BSD systems
since the very existence of inetd, that is since the early 1980s.
There is no reason this should not work, unless you are on some creepy
system, or I may not have the full context here. Let's say you may
be doing IPv6 and the ft
