KRYPTON wrote:
> good day to all!
>
> Can somebody give me some idea on how i can configure my server so that
> my users can upload their files using FTP.
>
> I tried configuring hosts.allow and hosts.deny
> are there some other configuration files?
>
> Im using REDHAT 7.0
>
> Thanks
> Superman
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1) make sure ftpd is installed i.e. do something like:
find / -name "*.ftpd"
you should get something like:
/usr/sbin/in.ftpd
2) make sure xinetd is running the ftp daemon:
cd /etc/xinetd.d
ls
you should be able to find a filename with the word ftp usually wu-ftpd
cat wu-ftpd
most distros have ftpd disabled so you should see something like:
disable=yes
fireup your favorite text editor and change disable=yes to disable=no
3) restart inetd or restart your computer
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