Dear Sir,
We would like to run ftp and http servers on our arm-linux. Busybox is also used in our system. The ftp server we use is pure-ftpd, and we use the so called virtual user account provided by pure-ftpd. It's strange that if the home directory of some virtual user is created in an FAT32 partition disk, this user can't put files; if the home directory of some virtual user is created in an EXT2 partition disk, both put and get work. I just wonder whether or not this is because that we didn't do any normal account managements. So, I'd like ask for help. The content of "/etc/inittab" and "/etc/init.d/rcS" file are: "/etc/inittab" ::sysinit:/etc/init.d/rcS ttyAM0::respawn:-/bin/sh "/etc/init.d/rcS" #!/bin/sh PATH=/sbin:usr/bin:$PATH Mount -t proc proc /proc mount -oremount /dev/root / 1. If I would like to ask user name/password to login through console, how should I revise these files? 2. Is there any tool for me to generate "/etc/passwd" and password-related files offline? Thanks for your help in advance. Best Regards, Stan Liao
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