I missed the first part of this thread, but was wondering... do you have separate /home/ftp/bin and /home/ftp/lib/ and /home/ftp/etc directories? You need those under /home/ftp/ because the ftpd automatically changes the root directory to /home/ftp. There should be a list somewhere in the docs as to what files you need there. Pay special attention to the permissions on those directories and files. Also, I've noticed that updates to the wu-ftpd package occasionally re-copy the appropriate programs and libraries, so that the correct versions are available for anonymous ftp use under /home/ftp/. hth, Jesse On 02/24/99 at 14:56:50, Thomas Adams wrote concerning "Re: /home/ftp directory question": > On Wed, Feb 24, 1999 at 02:41:32PM +0100, Thomas Adams wrote: > > > It seems to be normal, it's on my Debian systems, too. I think if you follow > > the ftpd manpage you can setup anonymous ftp access to your machine. Why it > > Sorry, I was wrong. I followed man ftpd to the letter but anon access > doesn't work. You can log in, but ls doesn't work although ~ftp/pub is there > and not empty. > > Can anybody help? -- Pastor Jesse Jacobsen <jjacobsen@jvlnet.com> PGP public key at http://www.jvlnet.com/~jjacobsen/pgpkey.asc or through the keyserver at keys.pgp.net.
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