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Index of Subjects Hi Jim... Keep in mind that by design CSuite is not an ordinary unix box... the ftp server is one package that has been customized and, for example, does not support anonymous ftp... (we've been operating multiple CSuite systems for several years without this being a problem ;-). It's complaining about directory permissions... what _are_ the directory ownerships/permissions? The other possibility is that CS_ROOT/src/etc/ftpd/ftpaccess-csuite need to be modified to accomodate your systems's 'LIST' command (and a new compile of ftpd) ??? david potter On Mon, 17 May 1999, James R. Hay wrote: > On Mon, 17 May 1999, David Murdoch wrote: > > > On Mon, 17 May 1999, James R. Hay wrote: > > > > > Hi folks, > > > > > > When we log into ftp, here's what happens as was captured by one of our > > > people: > > > > > > connecting to 207.139.76.98:21 > > > Connected to 207.139.76.98 port 21 > > > 220 clublibertel.qc.ca FTP server (Version wu-2.4.2-academ[BETA-12](1) Sat > > > May 8 14:34:35 EDT 1999) ready. > > > USER derek2 > > > 331 Password required for derek2. > > > PASS (hidden) > > > 230 User derek2 logged in. > > > PWD > > > 257 "/home/derek" is current directory. > > > > This is not a csuite account, so the system ftp may be at work here. > > No, the problem showed up when the csuite ftp was started. ftp works > through inetd which calls the ftp which came with csuite. The same thing > happens when you try anonymous ftp. > > I replaced the line in inetd.conf for the one for the system ftp and > things worked fine. The problem is related, it seems, to the ftp which > comes with csuite, or its configuration. > > > > > > SYST > > > 215 UNIX Type: L8 > > > Host type (S): UNIX (standard) > > > PORT 205,151,119,21,4,230 > > > 200 PORT command successful. > > > LIST > > > 550 .: not owned by current user. > > > ! Retrieve of directory listing failed (0) > > > > Looks like a permissions problem with the directory. > > But why does it work with the system ftp and not the csuite ftp? I tried > changing the csuite ftp group to root but that didn't help either. > > > > While I thought that all of the permissions were correct obviously > > > something's amiss. Any suggestions of what to look for? > > Any other ideas? > > TTFN, > Jim. > > James R. Hay jim@clublibertel.qc.ca > Technical Co-ordinator > Club Libertel de Montreal jrhay@haya.qc.ca > >
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