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Subject: RE: ftpd.conf
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 07:09:37 -0500
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Hi -
 I just stumbled across this message...  =20
Ask for help dude and give the list time...     The list isn't all fbsd
pros...    There are lots of peeps that are nooBs too...  =20

Now for ftpd   ( I don't use that one )
I would go with pure-ftpd and compile it --with-everything since your
new to fbsd...    It has tons of options and u can add the switches in
startup command...    I run mine virtual daemon mode     it has its own
pwd files etc...     It don't mess with the fbsd system at all

http://www.pureftpd.org/documentation.shtml

All u gotta do is d/l the tar.gz file
Gunzip -c pure-ftpd-1.0.12.tar.gz | tar xvf -
Change into the dir it makes

./configure --with-everything =20
Make
Make install

It=92s the best one I have seen for noobies

Just look at these options u have ->
--(switches sorted by ##standard switches## lexical order)--

-4  --ipv4only
-a  --trustedgid            <gid>
-A  --chrooteveryone   =20
-b  --brokenclientscompatibility   =20
-B  --daemonize=20
-c  --maxclientsnumber      <number>
-C  --maxclientsperip       <number>
-d  --verboselog   =20
-D  --displaydotfiles  =20
-e  --anonymousonly=20
-E  --noanonymous  =20
-f  --syslogfacility        <facility>
-F  --fortunesfile          <file>
-g  --pidfile               <path to pid file>
-G  --norename
-h  --help =20
-H  --dontresolve  =20
-i  --anonymouscantupload
-I  --maxidletime           <time (min)>
-j  --createhomedir
-k  --maxdiskusagepct       <percentage>
-K  --keepallfiles
-l  --login                 <auth> or <auth>:<config file>
-L  --limitrecursion        <number:number>
-m  --maxload               <load>
-M  --anonymouscancreatedirs   =20
-N  --natmode
-o  --uploadscript
-O  --altlog                <format>:<log file>
-p  --passiveportrange      <minport:maxport>
-P  --forcepassiveip        <ip address>
-q  --anonymousratio        <upload ratio>:<download ratio>
-Q  --userratio             <upload ratio>:<download ratio>
-r  --autorename
-R  --nochmod
-s  --antiwarez=20
-S  --bind                  <ip address,port>
-t  --anonymousbandwidth    <bandwidth (Kb/s)>
-T  --userbandwidth         <bandwidth (Kb/s)> or [<up bw>]:[<down bw>]
-u  --minuid                <uid>
-U  --umask                 <mask>
-V  --trustedip             <ip address>
-w  --allowuserfxp =20
-W  --allowanonymousfxp
-x  --prohibitdotfileswrite=20
-X  --prohibitdotfilesread =20
-y  --peruserlimits         <per user max>:<max anonymous sessions>
-z  --allowdotfiles
-Z  --customerproof



--(switches sorted by ##GNU-style long switches## lexical order)--

-W  --allowanonymousfxp
-z  --allowdotfiles
-w  --allowuserfxp =20
-O  --altlog                <format>:<log file>
-t  --anonymousbandwidth    <bandwidth (Kb/s)>
-M  --anonymouscancreatedirs   =20
-i  --anonymouscantupload
-e  --anonymousonly=20
-q  --anonymousratio        <upload ratio>:<download ratio>
-s  --antiwarez=20
-r  --autorename

-S  --bind                  <ip address,port>
-b  --brokenclientscompatibility   =20

-A  --chrooteveryone   =20
-j  --createhomedir
-Z  --customerproof

-B  --daemonize=20
-D  --displaydotfiles  =20
-H  --dontresolve  =20

-P  --forcepassiveip        <ip address>
-F  --fortunesfile          <file>

-h  --help =20

-4  --ipv4only

-K  --keepallfiles

-l  --login                 <auth> or <auth>:<config file>
-L  --limitrecursion        <number:number>

-c  --maxclientsnumber      <number>
-C  --maxclientsperip       <number>
-k  --maxdiskusagepct       <percentage>
-I  --maxidletime           <time (min)>
-m  --maxload               <load>
-u  --minuid                <uid>

-N  --natmode
-E  --noanonymous  =20
-R  --nochmod
-G  --norename

-p  --passiveportrange      <minport:maxport>
-y  --peruserlimits         <per user max>:<max anonymous sessions>
-g  --pidfile               <path to pid file>
-X  --prohibitdotfilesread =20
-x  --prohibitdotfileswrite=20

-f  --syslogfacility        <facility>

-a  --trustedgid            <gid>
-V  --trustedip             <ip address>

-U  --umask                 <mask>
-o  --uploadscript
-T  --userbandwidth         <bandwidth (Kb/s)> or [<up bw>]:[<down bw>]
-Q  --userratio             <upload ratio>:<download ratio>

-d  --verboselog   =20

PS - if this is the route u would like to take,  I could walk you
through setting it up in a matter of minutes
My ICQ# 32251187
MSN rdwestsr@msn.com

Chill out on list or you'll never get any help from the guru's
L8r
RD

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG
[mailto:owner-freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG] On Behalf Of Ms Carlsson
Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 5:43 AM
To: jerrymc@clunix.cl.msu.edu
Cc: capm@gmx.net; freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject: Re: ftpd.conf


I thought the mailinglist was for questions when you can figure it out=20
yourself.

But i see that this mailinglist is just for wannabees who think they
can.

Thanks for the help anyway.


> >
> > i do not have one, why waste your time to answer me if you dont even

> > can help me, this is not just a waste of your time it is waste of=20
> > mine too.
> >
>
>Seems like a reasonable question to me.  Asking for more information=20
>before spouting off is part of solving problems.
>
> > so is here anybody serious here, i need a working example of=20
> > ftpd.conf
>to
> > the ftp daemon /usr/libexec/ftpd
>
>So, why don't you write one and not waste everyone else's time
>doing it for you...   ;-}
>
>////jerry
>
> >
> > thanx
> >
> >
> > > > Hello is here anyone who can send me a ftpd.conf that works in=20
> > > > real
> > >life???
> > > >
> > > > thanx.
> > > >
> > > > Tina
> > >
> > >Uhhmmm... whats wrong with yours?
> >
> >
> > _________________________________________________________________
> > Hitta billigaste resan p=E5 MSN Resor=20
> > http://www.msn.se/resor/default.asp
> >
> >
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