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Index of Subjects On Sun, 9 May 1999, Jim McKinney wrote: > > Now to see why ftpd is closing connections. > My knee jerk reaction is to check /etc/shells on the machine and make > sure that the appropriate shell is in there. ftpd is pretty quiet about > this, but if you have an /etc/shells file and a user has a shell that > isn't listed then it will just silently exit, or at best give something > like "user blah access forbidden". My initial problem was an intry in hosts.allow for in.ftpd instead of ftpd. Once I got that straightened out I got to the next problem. Anonymous login to ftp gets the response: 550 .: not owned by current user. When you try to list a directory. cd works fine but you can't get a directory listing. Logging in as a user does seem to work though. TTFN, Jim. James R. Hay jim@clublibertel.qc.ca Technical Co-ordinator Club Libertel de Montreal jrhay@haya.qc.ca
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