Hallo Christopher, Yes seems that vsftpd is runnig fine as well. However the old bug may as well be in open ssl self. Those day's I may sound a little paranio but watch out security wise. Cause older stuf maybe vulnerable . There are now a lot of hackers (say eighter evoluated lamers) with very bad intenses, for viruses it's ok on linux for the moment don't worry about them and the way how file system work's in linux and mac make it quit impossible to install those but trough mail or server you can become and unwilling distributor of them. But for spyware and some bots even linux and mac are vulnerable if you don't have a good firewall . The best is always a good NAT router With Good configurable firewall. With proftpd its easy to configure main server for my dmz zone on port 21 That one is not accesible trough my router but in the same time blocked by my provider as well. But perfect for my own internal network (the fastes and most reliable server I find for an network in an multi operating systems enviroment) . Then I configure just a virtual server host user limited On an port above 1024 with acouple of passive ports using the masqueradeadres as this one is ssl required I need that to open the passive data ports on my router while giving it the correct translated ip (trough Nat) on the client. Of course That virtual server i chrooted to a certain directory as well.
I don't now if vsftpd can do that. gr christophe -- proftpd 1.3.2c with SSL is useless in Ubuntu 10.04 https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/580512 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
