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Dear sirs,

I have this on my syslog:

ftpd[65051]: getpeername (/usr/libexec/ftpd): Socket is not connected

What is that and how to avoid this from happening again?.. I kinda worried since I heard many news about ftpd bugs which can give ppl a root access.

PS: I ran ftpd not from inetd but with tcpserver and I don't run any process which needed inetd. A.K.A: inetd is OFF.

I need answer and advices very soon.. thanks for everything

Regards,
Vicky



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