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Old November 2nd, 2010, 13:16
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Backstory: So after firing up my server and now wanted to get it to run with all the glory ftp, www, svn etc.
I choose vsftpd as my ftp, since my previous experience was somewhat the same as now, I just couldn't get pass this point.

The problem it seems to be is 1(2) problems:

1. When I try to connect (with ssl + username/pass from htpasswd .db file using pam), It will say on my Windows ftp client:
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331 Please specify the password.
Which I checked for if there was something spell wrong or anything odd with the vsftpd.db, but none.

But on Linux with kftp it will print out:
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---> USER checkme
530 Non-anonymous sessions must use ecryption.
kftp: Login failed
---> SYST
421 Service not available, remote server has closed connection
So I'm left clueless of what it really means.

(2). Is the typical theme with startup, I tried to cp the vsftpd from /usr/local/libexec/ to /etc/rc.d/ - But after an reboot that showed up an an error.
Now I know there are the way with doing an .sh file but aren't it possible to have it vsftpd_enable= in the rc.conf and have the binary exec file in /rc.d?
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Old November 2nd, 2010, 14:28
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(2). Is the typical theme with startup, I tried to cp the vsftpd from /usr/local/libexec/ to /etc/rc.d/ - But after an reboot that showed up an an error.
Say what?!? You did what?!?! Why?!?

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Now I know there are the way with doing an .sh file but aren't it possible to have it vsftpd_enable= in the rc.conf and have the binary exec file in /rc.d?
Leave the binary where it is, please.
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Say what?!? You did what?!?! Why?!?
Mainly for experimenting and desperation after to not do an "ugly-hack".

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Leave the binary where it is, please.
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