All,
I would like to enable detailed logging for:
- DNS requests & replies
- tftp requests & replies
I would like to setup the log messages to the /var/log/messages file or
a independent log files in /var/log directory
Any tips or links would be appreciated?
T.
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Hi George
I think this may do it, I spoke to soon. I did get this error when
stopping IP chains. Don't know if this is normal or not after unchecking
the services
service ipchains stop
Flushing all chains: ipchains: Incompatible with this kernel
et/
>
> It's a very nice daemon.
>
>
> On Thursday 06 December 2001 03:15 pm, you wrote:
> > I am getting frustrated. I have just done a clean install of RH7.2. I
> > was using 6.2 and made the leap.
> >
> > I am unable to get ftpd and tftpd to work. I
ing 6.2 and made the leap.
>
> I am unable to get ftpd and tftpd to work. I am missing something basic.
>
> I figured out it is now xinetd which is controlling the process. and I
> need to modify xinetd.conf. Unfortunately the man pages refer to files
> which do not exist any
David,
try this
ntsysv
uncheck ipchains,iptables
check telnet wu-ftp
service ipchains stop
service xinetd restart
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as IIS 5.0. Go get proftpd at
http://www.proftpd.net/
It's a very nice daemon.
On Thursday 06 December 2001 03:15 pm, you wrote:
> I am getting frustrated. I have just done a clean install of RH7.2. I
> was using 6.2 and made the leap.
>
> I am unable to get ftpd and tftpd
I am getting frustrated. I have just done a clean install of RH7.2. I
was using 6.2 and made the leap.
I am unable to get ftpd and tftpd to work. I am missing something basic.
I figured out it is now xinetd which is controlling the process. and I
need to modify xinetd.conf. Unfortunately
, you wrote:
>Why should I change something in inetd.conf? Redhat 7 does not use inetd
>anymore but xinetd. xinetd has it's own config files and there the directory
>is set.
>
>As far as I could find out until now this seems to be a problem with the
>tftpd-0.17-5.i386.rpm (see Red
644. Everything belongs to user and group root.
> When I try to access the files via tftp I get an error code 2, "Access
> violation". The tftpd is startded via xinetd and no hosts.allow or
> hosts.deny entries restrict access. Any hints on thi
kstations)
> >with RH7. I created /tftpboot with 755 rights and changed all files
> >in the directory to 644. Everything belongs to user and group root.
> >When I try to access the files via tftp I get an error code 2, "Access
> >violation". The tftpd is start
Why should I change something in inetd.conf? Redhat 7 does not use inetd
anymore but xinetd. xinetd has it's own config files and there the directory
is set.
As far as I could find out until now this seems to be a problem with the
tftpd-0.17-5.i386.rpm (see Redhats Bugzilla Bug #18128).
5 rights and changed all files
>in the directory to 644. Everything belongs to user and group root.
>When I try to access the files via tftp I get an error code 2, "Access
>violation". The tftpd is startded via xinetd and no hosts.allow or
>hosts.deny entries restrict acce
ccess
violation". The tftpd is startded via xinetd and no hosts.allow or
hosts.deny entries restrict access. Any hints on this one?
Best Regards,
Reiner.
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I've recently installed RH7, and downloaded/installed the tftp-server rpm
file.
I have found, however, that the same problem occurs on a system running a
fairly stock RH 6.1 installation.
I have (I believe) the tftp file in /etc/xinetd.d set up correctly, with
/tftpboot as the directory to us
Hello,
I wanna use the tftpd for routers config files. I have
a redhat 6.2. I arranged the inetd.conf and restart
the
inet but the tftpd didnt run. How can i run the tftpd
or what is the problem?
look for help.
Murat Ustuntas.
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Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1998 01:13:17 -0500 (EST)
From: "J. Maynard Gelinas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: tftpd
D'OH!
No, tftp-0.10-2.i386.rpm contains a tftp client, howe
Hello folks,
I've got Redhat-5.0 and have been looking for a BSD tftpd on
my cd and in contrib this eve to no avail. I find the _manual page_,
but not the actual software. Checking Sunsite I found an old tftpd,
but the binary is much too old to run (libc4), and it seems
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