Help with Anonymous FTP
Stu Donaldson
stu at gtisqr.uucp
Wed Mar 6 11:46:09 AEST 1991
In article <1991Feb21.211534.772 at ulkyvx.bitnet> rwmira01 at ulkyvx.bitnet (Rob Miracle) writes:
>Problem #1, AT&T SVR3.2.2 only allows 8 character file names, thus "anonymous"
>can not be created. By hand editing /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow, I added the
>account as: anonymous:x:1000:100:FTP Anonymous Account:
I used the account 'ftp' since it wouldn't have the problem. With
this, both 'anonymous' and 'ftp' work as logins.
>anonymous account and add an account called ftp. Now I can log in, but any
>access other than CD barfs with a message:
>
>PORT 136,165,2,12,8,17
>200 PORT command okay
>NLST
>425 Data Socket not created [0.0.0.0,0]
I had the same problem. It doesn't tell you that there are a few
other files thatyou need to have in the ~ftp account.
~ftp/bin
ls needed for the NLST or LIST commands in ftp to work.
pwd needed to get the current working directory
~ftp/dev
null
tcp # needed so the socket call within ftp can work.
udp # probably not needed, but I added it when I added tcp
~ftp/etc
group # needed for group id to show up in the dir command.
passwd # needed for login id to show up in the dir commadn.
~ftp/shlib
libc_s # surprise, /bin/ls uses the shared library so this
# is requried.
shlib:
total 54
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root other 26236 Feb 27 10:47 libc_s*
>Problem #2 It seems that the CD command can get anywhere on the system. How
>do I restrict it to just the tree that I want it in?
ftpd will automatically do a chroot to the new directory, thus
preventing you from using CD to get to directories above ~ftp.
>Thanks in Advance
>Rob
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