Tusar>
Tusar>Please try the following things
Tusar>In redhat the /etc/passwd file contains the home of the user.
Tusar>The ftp is a user of the system with some uid gid and home.
Tusar>All u have to do is edit the file line of ftp change the home.
Tusar>There are some binaries for ftp
Tusar>copy it to the new home
Tusar>Or best move the entire /home/ftp to the new location u want
Tusar>Hope this works!!!
Tusar>If it does not I am Sorry.
Tusar>
Hey Man its not simple ftp.. u have to change in ur /etc/bootptab or
/etc/bootparams (whichever applicable)
I am giving u a sample config file(bootptab)
.default:\
:ht=ethernet:\
:hd=/tftpboot:bf=null:\
/* This is the line u have to change// Do not add the comment though ;) */
:ds=192.168.1.4:\
:hn:to=36000:
tusar:tc=.default:ha=5254AB16BC70:ip=192.168.1.51:bf=vmlinuz.tusar
Tusar>> found!!". I tried to search tftpd demon am surprised again I could not
Tusar>find
Tusar>> it.
Find ur tftp daemon usually in /usr/bin or simply install bootp-x.x.x ...
and u will find it.
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