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List:       wuftpd-questions
Subject:    Re: ! DoDirList Failed 0
From:       Scott Miller <srmiller () interbel ! net>
Date:       2001-09-27 19:13:07
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I can telnet into the box, and ftp to itself using the ip address:    ftp
ip.ad.dr.ess
and it does not work, errors out saying bad password.  I went and changed
the password for a particular user, and still the same thing.  From what was
said below, the wu-ftp package is not enabled by default on redhat 7.1, so
what would i need to do to enable it?  I have tried ftprestart -V as
described in the MAN pages, but errors out "command not found"  also tried
just ftprestart, ftpstart, ftpstop, nothing works here.

Thanks,
Scott
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gregory A Lundberg" <.......>
To: "Scott Miller" <srmiller@interbel.net>; <wuftpd-questions@wu-ftpd.org>
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 11:33 AM
Subject: Re: ! DoDirList Failed 0


> > Tried using passive mode, still same thing.  I personally did not
install
> > anon-ftp RPM, but that's not to say it was not installed from Dell.  I
can
> > check to see if it is or not.
>
> >     I don't know if this helps or not, but the version of installed on
> this
> > thing is:  wu-2.6.1(1)
>
> 2.6.1 is current.
>
> RH ships with FTP disabled (when you install it).  That's not the problem
if
> you're getting a control connection.
>
> The system logs may be of some help.  So would testing using a
command-line
> client.  Locally using FTP on the server to itself will test basic setup
> stuff; if that works, it's probably a routing table problem, firewall,
proxy
> or NAT translation.  Passive mode helps if the client side is using NAT.
If
> the server-side is using NAT, you need to tell it the actual IP address
> mappings in the ftpaccess file.
>
> If you can't tell, I don't think installing from source on a RH box will
> help.
>
>

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