After you made the change, did you remember to restart xinetd? Xinetd must
be restarted, in order for it to recognize the changes you made.
"Nicolaou, T Nicos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I've installed RedHat 7.2 and I don't seem to get FTP to work at all. I have
> the ftp-server package inst
I'm no ipchains expert, but are you sure you want -I...that's used to
insert a rule. Most likely the problem is still with ipchains...
But, also make sure you confirm that the ftp daemon is running using
ps...try something like...
ps ax | egrep -i ftp
and you should get something back like
42
I've installed RedHat 7.2 and I don't seem to get FTP to work at all. I have
the ftp-server package installed and the wu-ftpd file "disable = no" option.
I also setup the hosts.allow file to except incoming connections and the
hosts.deny file has nothing inside. I also run the ntsysv command to ma
On Sat, 26 Aug 2000, SoloCDM wrote:
> > try passive command at the ftp prompt. I use this all the time with no
> > problems but I do understand that some sites don't like passive
> > connections but I have never found one. There are some modules that can
> > be installed on a linux firewall mach
Bret Hughes wrote:
>
> SoloCDM wrote:
>
> > When I ftp to a remote site, then execute any command at the remote
> > host prompt, I get errors that all agree upon the same things: illegal
> > PORT command, no PORT specified.
> >
> > I am masquerading down-stream from the firewall; therefore, it i
SoloCDM wrote:
> When I ftp to a remote site, then execute any command at the remote
> host prompt, I get errors that all agree upon the same things: illegal
> PORT command, no PORT specified.
>
> I am masquerading down-stream from the firewall; therefore, it is my
> understanding that I will nee
When I ftp to a remote site, then execute any command at the remote
host prompt, I get errors that all agree upon the same things: illegal
PORT command, no PORT specified.
I am masquerading down-stream from the firewall; therefore, it is my
understanding that I will need to activate some modules
