Re: FTP Server
ProFTPd is what I have installed to test out, and I have tried quite a few
exploits against it, including the few that *supposedly* get root access and I
am happy to say that nothing, absolutely nothing went wrong. So, I
think....no.....I don't think. I'll use, ProFTPd.
Loads, well, what can I say about this ? I doubt that we would get more than
50 simultaneous connections to it, but I am trying to keep my eyes open for
about 150 simultaneous connections. I hope that ProFTPd can handle this.
I too have to create an exclusive acount called ftpadmin, only accessible via
ftp and not from the actual linux box, telnet or other. You wouldn't happen to
know how to do this ? Also, how does the incoming directory get created ?
Thanks a lot much big big in advance, jejeje
Mailing List wrote:
> Proftpd is what we use and it appears faster than wuftpd especially when
> loads get high. Its also reliable.. hasn't crashed.... and I like its
> apache-style setup.
>
> anyway.. it depends on the load your going to have. how many users are you
> planning to have access?
>
> Jason.
> http://www.cyberpunks.org
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Neil D. Roberts [mailto:koala@lander.es]
> > Sent: Tuesday, 23 November 1999 8:36
> > To: debian-isp@lists.debian.org
> > Subject: FTP Server
> >
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have to create a public ftp server, where only users can login,
> > look around, and retrive files. There will be a directory called
> > incoming, where users can place files, but not delete them. Can someone
> > tell me which is the most reliable, and efficient ftp server ? People
> > say that proftpd and wu-ftpd have some security problems with root
> > access. . ..is this true ? I am a little disorientated on this matter. .
> > .Thanks in advance. .
> >
> > Much Respect
> >
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