Re: in.ftpd refused to show directory
> Hello,
>
> yesterday I updated all my installed hamm files. However, the following
> error occured in former times, too.
>
> If I login on my local the ftp server
>
> ftp://bridge.physik.uni-halle.de
>
> I can't get any directory information via `dir` or `ls` command.
> I can switch directories (`cd pub` for instance) and check the
> currend directorie via `pwd` also get files via `get`. But I
> can't get any information about the directory contents.
> By the way: Midnight Commander shows the same behaviour when
> accessing this server via `cd ftp://bridge.physik.uni-halle.de`.
> The window remains blank, but you can fairly switch directories
> via cd.
>
> I want to use only in.ftpd from
>
> Package: netstd
> Status: install ok installed
> Priority: standard
> Section: net
> Installed-Size: 1299
> Maintainer: Peter Tobias <tobias@et-inf.fho-emden.de>
> Version: 3.03-1
> Depends: cpp, libc6, libreadlineg2 (>= 2.1-4), ncurses3.4
> Pre-Depends: netbase (>= 3.00)
> Suggests: wu-ftpd, dip, mail-transport-agent
>
> because it is only 486/20MB box and a featureful server like wu-ftpd
> isn't required. I will temporarily switch to wu-ftpd, to get rid of
> this boring error (hopefully this will work) but want to use the
> smallest beast which would fit the need of getting some files.
>
> Any hints?
>
Yep, have a look in /home/ftp/bin. Is the program
called 'ls' there? If yes, is it a dynamically
linked version (noticable by a small-sized ls) ?
If it is a dynamically linked version, you have
to put associated libraries in /home/ftp/lib.
Libs can be found with 'ldd ls'. Normally, this would
be libc.so.x and ld.so.x I think.
Check out that you actually have the libs that
ls needs, so it is no use to have ls use libc5,
if it is a libc6 executable...
You are better of finding a statically linked ls
or compile one yourself
and put it in ~bin. Then you do not need all these
libraries...
> Regards
>
> Andreas
>
>
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Joop
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