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Wide open. Chris

NFS - the Nightmare File System" True. [3eyes] Anybody with a more serious answer though? Or maybe an alternative? Chris

Yes - that is the strange part. The files in question are wide open. Chris

I have a very simple NFS share between two redhat 9 boxes. Our staff here copies data from the production server to the FTP server where our clients can pick it up later in the day. The problem is, if a filename already exists and our folks try to replace it with the same (updated) file, it...

Hi all, I have just setup the new version of vsftpd that allows ssl connections. I had vsftpd (early version) running on this server that is setup in the DMZ, with clients accessing data from the outside. After the upgrade, I am successfully able to both vsftp and vsftp+ssl to the box from...

Interesting! But...I still want to get vsftp working. Just got an email from Chris Evans saying it looks like it's not picking up the systems ssl headers. Hmmmm...any ideas anyone? Chris

Not really - you can't chroot users...which is important to me. I need the functionality of vsftp with the security of sftp...which is why I am trying to get the new version (2.0.1) working! Chris

Hi all, I have a Red Hat 9 system that I am setting up as an ftp server. Part of the requirements is that it have vsftp with ssl enabled. I have downloaded version 2.0.1 and changed the builddefs.sh file to reflect "#define VSF_BUILD_SSL". After make is run and it spits out my vsftpd.conf...

Thanks bfitzmai - I will have to change the nsswitch.conf then. I'll keep you all posted!

ramu74 - I did double/triple check all my spelling and there are no other users even closely named. The user was setup specifically for samba use - I just don't want it in the NIS domain and restrict it via netgroups. bfitzmai - I have thought about that and asked the senior admin if I could...

I'm having a little problem. [3eyes] I need to setup a local account on one server - I do not want it in the NIS domain. Ok, so I have added the user to /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow and /etc/group. Created the home dir. Now I'm ready to set the password. I try (as root or su to the new user)...

>>When you set your FTP-only user's login to, for example, /bin/false, that user can't login by FTP?<< Yes. My /etc/shells file has /bin/false as well as /sbin/nologin. Chris

Hi all, Ok - I'm pulling my hair out now. I've searched through this forum and read the questions/answers on how to restrict FTP users to FTP only (no ssh/telnet). So far, I have added /bin/false, /sbin/nologin, created this script: /bin/ftponly #!bin/sh /usr/bin/ftp No werky! But, as soon...

Awesome! Thanks! I knew I could set the current time by using &quot;touch filename&quot; - I should have just checked the man page. Thanks again! Chris Driver //UNIX like TeePee. No Windows, No Gates, Apache inside.\\ :D

Hi All, I want to be able to change the date on a file to two weeks ago. I am testing a script, but need the modified date changed. Can anyone throw a cmd my way? Thanks! Chris Driver //UNIX like TeePee. No Windows, No Gates, Apache inside.\\ :D

Here is what ended up working in my directory. example: find /export/home/cdriver/* -type f -mtime +14 -exec rm -f {} \; Thanks for all your help! Chris Driver //UNIX like TeePee. No Windows, No Gates, Apache inside.\\ :D

I just realized what a silly mistake I made with that -r. Thank you very much SamBones for pointing that out. I'll give it a shot! Chris Driver //UNIX like TeePee. No Windows, No Gates, Apache inside.\\ :D

Hello all, I need a little help creating a script that would go out to a certain directory(s) and remove files that are older than 14 days. Obviously would run it as a cronjob, but I'm a little rusty on the actual scripting. Would it go something like this? find /export/home/* -mtime +14...