When configuring the firewall, I set it to allow http and ftp. Looks fine at this point. But when I check to see which ports are listening, there is nothing showing for ftp. No listing for ports lower than 80.
What else can I look at to see if it is listening for ftp connection?
Yes, I did catch this. I set vsftpd to have the line "disable = no"
If you modified the vsftpd file directly (and not via the GUI), you must send xinetd a SIGHUP to make it re-read its config files. As root:
As to the FTP problem, have you opened up the firewall for it?
Assuming your FTP server is running as a service of xinetd, have you edited the applicable file in /etc/xinetd.d/ so it says "disable = no"?
I think ipchains have been dropped from 8.0. You are probably using iptables.
Cheers, -- Bob McClure, Jr. Bobcat Open Systems, Inc. robertmcclure earthlink net http://www.cumbytel.com/~bobcatos/ Linux: because I want to get there today. Without rebooting.
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