> Hi Icilio,
>
>> > > cp -pr /var/ftp/bin .
>> > > cp -pr /var/ftp/etc .
>> > > cp -pr /var/ftp/lib .
>> >
>> > I have no such files.
>
>> Just cp -pr the dirs: bin etc lib, from the anonymous ftp area to /home
>>
>> Then modify the login path of any guest ftp user to be: /home/./guest
>> usermod -d /home/./guest
>
> Ok, these files where in /opt/guide/www.rockingstone.nl/ftp, which is in one
>of the "virtual" statements of /etc/ftpaccess (anybody can tell me what
>"virtual" does?). I copied them to both /home and /home/ftp. But I am not sure
>I need these. On one of my own machines I have wu-ftpd installed, but there
>are no files in /var/ftp there. None of these come from the wu-ftpd package.
> The users that need access have home directories in /opt/usr which is a
>symlink to /home.
> Before the upgrade things worked in this configuration. The ftpaccess file
>seems to be the same, so I guess /etc/pam.d must have been replaced somehow.
>But the upgrade did not leave any rmpsaves. And downgrading did not restore
>the original configuration :-(.
>
> Bye,
>
> Leonard.
>
>
>
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Leonard,
Read this:
ftp://sunsite.cnlab-switch.ch/mirror/wu-ftpd/guest.HOWTO
Buona notte.
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