Problem solved.
The ftpusers file in /etc/ is a list of people we don't want loging in, not as I thought, people I do want logging in.
D'oh
Thanks
D
--- David Freeman david_freeman@rocketmail.com wrote:
OK, heres a good show stopper.
two machines called a and b
ftp from a to b doesn't work ftp from b to a works
configuration for both machine is identical a==b
So although some HW may differ, all the relevant settings are identicle.
Problems I can handle, inconsistant errors and problems I get annoyed at.
Thanks
D
--- Mark Wilkinson mark@wiggis.com wrote:
Hi David.
Redhat comes with wu-ftpd which is notoriously insecure and not particularly good. I'd recommend uninstalling it (rpm -e wu-ftpd) and installing proftpd which is much better and less of a security risk. Have got the tarball if you need it. We recently had one of our boxes hacked via a wu-ftpd "site" exploit and it meant a trip down to telehouse with disks in hand
for
a full rebuild of the machine. Not recommended!
FWIW.
Mark.
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