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Ariel Szujatovich schrieb:

>I have installed and set the ftp.proxy in server mode (switch -e) on a
>Fedora Core3 and have uploaded/downloaded some files successfully,
>Now, I want to set ACL o access restrictions to let only to some users use
>the ftp.proxy in gateway server mode
>
>I have read the following lines in the manual:
>
>       -a acp specify  an  access  control program that grants or
>              denies access via ftp.proxy.
>
>However, I can't realize the way to do it, I mean, which program (or
>method) should I need to perform user authentication
>
>  
>

Hi there,

i had the same problem. Finding out that things go like this.

The -a switch specifies a script that runs by itself. ftp.proxy gives 
environment variables
to the acp script. like proxyuser and proxypassword.
so you have to use a script that checks these credentials against a 
database like /etc/shadow
and crypted passwords. there is a perlscript i got from the list.
Have fun.

Frank


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Hello!

I installed the ftp.proxy on Fedora4 - and it looks like it does not support 
Active FTP. 
How come?
My users need Active FTP ... how can I get ftp.proxy to accept active?

Thanks!

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  Jens Schäfer
  Team Internetdienste


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