At 10:19 AM 6/12/00 , you wrote:
>Telnetted, same message "telnet: Unable to connect to remote host:
>Connection refused"
Is there anything in your logs? Probably just a notice, but you can check.
>Checked services... ftp _is_ in there...
>
>ps -ef |grep inetd tells me inetd is running...
And you've either restarted inetd or rebooted since you changed
/etc/inetd.conf, right?
How stock is this install? Here are some other possibilities:
- your localhost is not (properly) in /etc/hosts.allow and IS in
/etc/hosts.deny (edit them to allow in.ftpd from all)
- you have a route left over from portsentry that is quashing connections
(but if so, I would expect it to just hang). Check with /sbin/route. Fix
using route command.
- maybe you didn't really disable the things you think you did; I would
double-check.
- something (ftp, pam, etc.) is installed/configured wrong or
corrupted. Try re-installing.
-Alan
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