Hi leutz
Gibt es für linux ein ftp server mit grafischer oberfläche ?
Und wenn nicht wie kann man bei wu-ftpd den port einstellen ?
(ich will nicht das der ftp auf port 21 läuft sondern auf port 800 z.b)
ftp server
Re: ftp server
Hi,
weil ich selbst gerad am Suchen war (übrigens war nicht schwer zu finden
---Testing on a different port number then ftp:21 (http://www.wu-ftpd.org/wu-ftpd-faq.html#QA37)
This can be done from the command line or with a special definition in /etc/services / /etc/inetd.conf. For command-line, look up -P and -p in the ftpaccess(5) manpage.
To set up with special definitions, add 2 ports with consecutive numbers in /etc/services, and then start wu-ftpd on these ports. Add to /etc/services something like :
ftptest 4021/tcp #command port
ftptest-data 4020/tcp #data port
Then start wu-ftpd from /etc/inetd.conf like :
ftptest stream tcp nowait root /usr/etc/in.ftpd in.ftpd
The key is the name 'ftptest' which associates the port assignment in the /etc/services file to that in the inetd.conf file. Make certain the choice of ports in /etc/services (4021 and 4020 above) are from the local use list and don't conflict with other port assignments (see RFC1700, ASSIGNED NUMBERS). One important subtlety. The data port is not really derived from the data port declaration in the /etc/services file. The FTP specification (RFC765) states the data port is defined as one less than the command port. However, including the data port declaration in the /etc/services file prevents it from being accidentally assigned to something else.
---
gruss
tobi
weil ich selbst gerad am Suchen war (übrigens war nicht schwer zu finden
---Testing on a different port number then ftp:21 (http://www.wu-ftpd.org/wu-ftpd-faq.html#QA37)
This can be done from the command line or with a special definition in /etc/services / /etc/inetd.conf. For command-line, look up -P and -p in the ftpaccess(5) manpage.
To set up with special definitions, add 2 ports with consecutive numbers in /etc/services, and then start wu-ftpd on these ports. Add to /etc/services something like :
ftptest 4021/tcp #command port
ftptest-data 4020/tcp #data port
Then start wu-ftpd from /etc/inetd.conf like :
ftptest stream tcp nowait root /usr/etc/in.ftpd in.ftpd
The key is the name 'ftptest' which associates the port assignment in the /etc/services file to that in the inetd.conf file. Make certain the choice of ports in /etc/services (4021 and 4020 above) are from the local use list and don't conflict with other port assignments (see RFC1700, ASSIGNED NUMBERS). One important subtlety. The data port is not really derived from the data port declaration in the /etc/services file. The FTP specification (RFC765) states the data port is defined as one less than the command port. However, including the data port declaration in the /etc/services file prevents it from being accidentally assigned to something else.
---
gruss
tobi
Re: ftp server
Ich kann da <!--http--><a href="http://www.xitami.com" target="_blank">Xitami</a><!--url--> empfehlen. Der lässt sich super über http://localhost/admin grafisch konfigurieren und beinhaltet zusätzlich noch einen http-server, da kann man sich den anderen aufgeblasenen Kram sparen. Genau das Richtige für den Hausgebrauch.
Re: ftp server
Fuer den professionellen Einsatz ist proftpd zu empfehlen. Vor allem wegen Sicherheitsbedenken wuerde ich dringend von wu-ftpd abraten!
bye.olli
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