According to Geof Goodrum: While burning my CPU.
>
> Check /etc/ for the file ftpshutdown (may vary). From the ftpshut man
> page:
>
> Running this command will create a file that the server
> will use to determine when to shutdown. Once the shutdown
> has occured, the server will continue to refuse connec-
> tions until this file is removed. The location of this
> file is specified by the shutdown stanza in the ftpaccess
> file.
Which version of ftpshut are you running ?, i am a little baffeld as i have
never come across this problem and realy i cant find the above text in my
man page for ftpshut. I am using;
Version wu-2.4.2-academ[BETA-15](1) Sat Oct 24 23:02:51 CDT 1998
>
> So you might check /etc/ftpaccess to see what file your system uses.
> Remove the file and everything should be okay.
Mostly it is, /etc/shutmsg both on Slackware and Redhat.
>
> Geof Goodrum
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>
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Regards Richard.
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