Re: FTP server and security
hi ya jay...
to enable anonymous user access to your server...
just remove "real" from the list in /etc/ftpaccess
( real users ( people) won't be able to login..
( and play with the /etc/ftp* files to get what you looking for..
there are owner/group permissions and uid/gid that need to be
checked to minimize ftp problems..... there was a site that had
a list of stuff to check...stuff like "touch ~ftp/{.rhosts,.forward,
etc}"
if you want secure ftp ....( encrypted sessions/passwds )..
i'd use sftpd/sftp instead from the ssh2 package...
donno of any other secure ftp...
have fun
alvin
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, Jay Kelly wrote:
> Hello Group,
> I want to enable my potato box as a ftp server, I have removed proftpd
> and installed ftpd. I remember when install debian I said no to
> start the FTP server. Where do I enable this to start the server at
> boot time? Also is it true the enabling the ftp server will open
> up my server for attacks? How much security will be lost doing this?
> I want to enable anonymous login so I link my web to the ftp server.
> I read the man pages anf there is very little on setting this up.
> Thanks Guys for all your help.
> Jay
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