Hugo:
What does
netstat -al
show?
Are you running ipchains?
Also are you logging in as 'root'? Most FTP servers are default-configured
to prevent root from ftping.
Hugo Rivera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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05/20/2004 12:26 PM
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Subject: FTP server
I'm trying to ftp my Linux SuSE environment but no luck. I got "Connection
refused".
I started the server using:
/usr/sbin/in.tftpd -l command (I didn't find a in.ftpd command)
so in.tftpd server is up and running.
I didn't set up any security level for my local network, and even when I
ftp open the Linux ip address
from inside the Linux server I got "Connection refused". Its ip addr. is
able to ping from anywhere on my local network, and
it's using port 21 for FTP. Any suggestions???
Thank you.
Hugo Rivera
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