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>>>>> "Bish" == USM Bish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bish> On Thu, Sep 25, 2003 at 11:45:42AM +0530, P.K. Saji wrote:
>> I have installed Redhat 9.0. My system refuses when I execute
>> ftp command evenafter modifying the /etc/xinetd.d/tftp file to
>> make it disable=no. Telnet worked when I modified the
>> /etc/xinetd.d/telnet file. Can you help me to solve the ftp
>> prblme?
Bish> You are probably mixing up two things:
Bish> "ftp" is a ftp client and is default in all distros that I
Bish> know of. RH 9 definitely bundles it by default.
Bish> Try: $ ftp your.pop3.server 110 This should work
Uh, no. FTP and POP3 are two completely different protocols. Maybe
you mean, telnet your.pop3.server 110 ?
Bish> tftp is an ftp server. There is no need to finger around
Bish> with a FTP server unless you want to serve something from
Bish> your box for others over the net or LAN. In that case set up
Bish> "vsftp" or some other secure ftp servers.
Again, no. FTP and TFTP are also completely different protocols. One
(FTP) runs over TCP, the other over UDP. TFTP is most commonly used
for serving boot images over a LAN.
Enabling your TFTP server will not enable any FTP on any machine.
Regards,
- -- Raju
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