I feel a right dolt for asking this, but I can't think of anything. My knowledge of Linux (indeed, UNIX in general) is suficient for me to use it for day-to-day stuff, but more detailed things leave me far behind.
Things like starting ftpd. That's right. How on earth do you start ftpd? Simply typing "ftpd" into a shell comes up with "ftpd: command not found" - the same occurs with variations of capitalisation like "Ftpd" and "FTPD". Various guesses like "start ftpd" and "init ftpd" don't work either. Any ideas? -- Mark Gallagher _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
