On 22/11/02 21:51 +0530, Amish Munshi wrote:
Hi,
I installed proftpd after sufferring from a trojan for wu-ftpd, my problems are as follows
- I was a different permission for a users file which are being uploaded.
So if a user ftp's to my site and uploads the file then it should have 755 permission, (I am hosting a few perl scripts for a friend of mine and would like them to be executable for all)
Proftpd will not allow the x bit to be set by default. The user can change permissions with CHMOD or by the SITE command options.
- I want to start the server automatically during boot, I did create a
ftp file in the xinetd.d as mentioned in its docs dir and restarted the xinetd daemon, but it does not start. Presently I as starting it using rc.local, and it is starting automatically, but I would like to do it the right way either using the tcp wrappers (xinetd) or the BSD style rc?.d/ way.
You will see a ftpd running in this case only when the session is active. If netstat -lnt says port 21 is listening, proftpd is active.
Devdas Bhagat