On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Keith Dart wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Angus Black wrote:
>
> > The users home directory does not have the required files to allow the ls
> > command to work correctly in ftp. To fix the problem copy the basic
> > structure of the anon-ftp directory to the users home directory, (etc bin
> > lib and so on). Then nail the perms on these files/directories to the
> > floor.
>
> Huh? That should not be necessary if you are an authenticated user. Most
> likely this is a firewall/net filter problem.
>
Sorry, I beg to differ, the user is as, I guessed, in the ftp guestgroup
and is chroot'ed to their home directory.
Regards
Angus Black
>
> Can you do a download?
>
> Try setting passive mode and see if that works.
>
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