I have, or had a paranoid wu-ftpd set up. I disabled this eventually
in it's ftpaccess file:
# deny <addr_glob> <message>
#deny !nameserved /usr/local/etc/ftp/msgs/nodns
----------- from "man ftpaccess":
deny <addrglob> <message_file>
Always deny access to host(s) matching <addrglob>.
<message_file> is displayed.
<addr-glob> may be "!nameserved" to deny access to sites
without a working nameserver. It may also be the name of a file...
BUT FRANKLY, I've had ZERO luck with "ftpaccess" lately!
(e.g., can't seem to get it to allow "delete|overwrite")
Those of us desiring an "internal/trivial" ftp server for linux,
best we can find?? is hell-to-config stuff. Roughly the same
level of expertise required for wu-ftpd or ncftp or ??, right?
It's ugly, which is fair for an external ftp server,
unfair for trusting/internal ones!
therefore i am:
Dreaming of a "HOW TO" for redhat7 or its favorite ftpd pkgs/rpm's...
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