Download and run ncFTPD. It is a lot easier to configure than the wu-ftp and
bero-ftpd packages that Mandrake packages. However, you should be able to FTP right
away IF the ftp package was installed. Run "netstat -l |grep ftp" to check.
Jason S. Antonacci
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Univ. of Georgia - Savannah River Ecology Lab
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>>> Tim Howell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 15 Nov 99 17:54:38 >>>
Hi Derek,
The FTP server should already be configured to do this...at least it was
for me. I think to add support for this if it doesn't exist would require
that you add something like to following to /etc/ftpaccess:
class all real,guest,anonymous *
The key here being "real"
Tim
> All,
> Can somebody give me the quick-and-dirty answer to configuring the
> FTP server to allow per-user logins? So I can log in as my normal user
> account and access my home directory...?
>
> I'm used to Redhat where it comes pre-configured that way.
>
> Thanks,
> Derek
