> [...] I am unable to [...]
"I am unable to" is not a useful problem
description. It does not say what you did.
It does not say what happened when you did
it. As usual, showing commands with their
actual output, and actual file contents, can
be more helpful than vague descriptions or
interpretations.
> [...] and install wuftpd [...]
So, what are you using now, the FTP server
which came with HP-UX, or this new one (about
which we know almost nothing)?
> I've check /etc/intetd.conf [...]
While your opinion is interesting, seeing
what's actually in the file would be better,
and, with my weak psychic powers, I'd need
your help to do that.
> [...] to/from [...]
Again, seeing the actual command(s) and
results would be nice, but you don't need to
have a working FTP server on this HP-UX
system if you're trying to use an FTP client
on this HP-UX system to talk to an FTP server
on a different system. What, exactly, are
you trying to do?
I'd start by putting things back the way you
found them, using the FTP server which came
with HP-UX. "inetd -c". Then, I'd try
something simple, like, say, (on the HP-UX
system):
ftp localhost
and report back what you did, what's in the
configuration files, and what happens (_not_
what you think it all means).
