On 18.03.2015 15:50, Alexis Guilloteau wrote:
After looking at the help of the ftpd function in busybox i know that
the main function is to create an anonymous ftp server so i was not
surprised with the lack but do you think there would be a solution for
that ?
Busybox ftpd is an anonymous ftpd, without access restrictions. I
suggest putting the files to be served in a separate directory, using a
chroot and running ftpd with a low privileged user (not as root), so ftp
access goes not to system related files.
... else you need a full ftpd package (not Busybox ftpd).
And pretty much the same thing for telnetd.
If login to telnetd is done the usual way, it should use /bin/login,
which shall ask for user name and password, but beware all those
information is send in clear (readable) text on the net.
Right now the only user on the board is the root with no password.
May be that's your problem. Have you set up your password system correct
/etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group ?
... and based on information from your mail: Is your inetd running in
the right directory? Has it access to the other commands (especially
when your BB is not installed at /bin/busybox)?
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