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05-09-2001 06:52 PM
05-09-2001 06:52 PM
I am new to HP-UX, I have been working with IRIX in the past. My question is regrading tftp.
I would like to transfer files to and from our HP(HP-UX) Server using tftp. How do I enable tftp and in what directory will the files be uploaded and downloaded to.
TIA
Karim
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05-09-2001 07:00 PM
05-09-2001 07:00 PM
Re: How do I enable tftp and where is the tftp directory located?
tftpd was enable in /etc/inetd.conf
and following is from tftpd man page
tftpd operates in either of two modes or their combination. The
first mode requires a defined home directory for the pseudo-user
tftp, and looks for files relative to that path. The second
mode requires one or more paths be specified on the command
line, and allows access only to files whose paths match or begin
with one of the command line specifications. The first mode is
backward-compatible with previous releases of HP-UX and supports
somewhat tighter security. The second mode is compatible with
other vendors' implementations of tftpd and allows greater
flexibility in accessing files.
+ If no path is specified on the command line, tftpd requires an
entry in the /etc/passwd database (see passwd(4)) for an account
(pseudo-user) named tftp. The password field should be *, the
group membership should be guest, and the login shell should be
/usr/bin/false. For example:
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05-10-2001 04:59 AM
05-10-2001 04:59 AM
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05-10-2001 11:04 PM
05-10-2001 11:04 PM
Re: How do I enable tftp and where is the tftp directory located?
as our colleges said, tftp can be enabled in inetd.conf . Once u do this restart inetd daemon
# inetd -c
Check in your /etc/passwd file for a user called tftp . The home direrctory is specified there itself. Or if does not exists create it as follows
tftp:*:510:1:Trivial FTP user:/usr/tftpdir:/bin/false
In the above line of /etc/passwd file, Home directory is set as /usr/tftpdir.
Hope this helps you
Kaps
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05-11-2001 08:09 AM
05-11-2001 08:09 AM
Re: How do I enable tftp and where is the tftp directory located?
I was aware of the man pages, however, I was having difficulty understanding it(something I may get over in time). The link was great, it contained everything I needed. The brief explanation was also great. Thanks so much, now I can save my router configurations on the HP Server.