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11-09-2004 04:42 AM
11-09-2004 04:42 AM
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Re: vsftpd on RHEL AS 3
Server 1
c:\>ftp 172.16.11.27
> ftp: connect :Unknown error number
ftp>
Server 2
I can connect with every user but not with root user.
c:\>ftp 172.16.11.28
Connected to 172.16.11.28.
220 (vsFTPd 1.2.0)
User (172.16.11.28:(none)): root
530 Permission denied.
Login failed.
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11-09-2004 07:57 AM
11-09-2004 07:57 AM
Re: vsftpd on RHEL AS 3
The reason is because ftp transmits password authentication in clear text. That means any user on your network or worse the internet can sniff the network and get the root password.
I recommend openssh, which is standard in Red Hat and sftp. sftp will be enabled and it will encrypt the password.
If you must overwrite this functionality on ftp, you'll seee roots name in the ftpaccess file. If you remove it root should be able to ftp to the box(bad idea).
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11-10-2004 01:54 AM
11-10-2004 01:54 AM
Re: vsftpd on RHEL AS 3
The vsftpd was install in the "/usr/share/doc/vsftpd" directory. If you want it started at system start up. You can do it as following step:
1. If you have install vsftpd rpm. The system will create "/usr/share/doc/vsftpd" directory. Copy "/usr/share/doc/vsfptd/vsfptd.inetd" file into "/etc/xinetd.d" directory, and rename it as vsftpd or whatever you like. Then vi it and change "disable=yes" to "disable=no".
2. If you have install vsftpd rpm with success. It should create "/etc/vsftpd" directory there. In that directory there is a file named "vsftpd.conf"(Can't remember). Copy it to the /etc directory. There are lots of options you can change. You should modify it at the last two lines. Those options are setting it started when "xinetd" service started to launch vsftpd service. You can also check the readme file on the "/usr/share/doc/vsftp" directory.
3. In /etc directory, there are two files(vsftpd.root, vsftpd.users). Those two file control which user not allow to login by ftp service. You can comment "root" account to allow "root" account to login ftp service.
4. Run the "service xinetd.d restart" to make it happen.
That's all. Good luck!
Y.H.Chen