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[SLE] ftp server how?
p***@mail.gr
2003-10-08 17:19:30 UTC
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I want to set up my ftp server and define the directory that i want to
send my files?

Any idea? I own SuSE 8.2

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Jordan Michaels
2003-10-08 17:24:17 UTC
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SuSE 8.2 comes with PureFTPd. Just install PureFTPd, run the start up
/etc/init.d/pureftpd start
and from then on any system user can FTP to their home directory.

-JM

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I want to set up my ftp server and define the directory that i want to
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Alex Angerhofer
2003-10-08 17:25:26 UTC
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I use pure-ftpd and have been quite happy with it so far. It is on the pro
version (not sure about the personal one as I don't have that). Simply
install, and configure to your needs by editing the /etc/pure-ftpd.conf
file. It may also help to read the man page of pure-ftpd. Make sure you
open up the right ports on your firewall for it to work.

If you don't need anonymous access, a much better solution would be to
use sftp as it will use ssh to connect and encrypt your up- and
down-loads.

Cheers, Alex.
Post by p***@mail.gr
I want to set up my ftp server and define the directory that i want to
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Any idea? I own SuSE 8.2
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p***@mail.gr
2003-10-08 17:58:49 UTC
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I own the professional version.

How to set up the sftp and ssh?

BTW i put pureftpd but the command is unkown for my system.
Post by Alex Angerhofer
I use pure-ftpd and have been quite happy with it so far. It is on the pro
version (not sure about the personal one as I don't have that). Simply
install, and configure to your needs by editing the /etc/pure-ftpd.conf
file. It may also help to read the man page of pure-ftpd. Make sure you
open up the right ports on your firewall for it to work.
If you don't need anonymous access, a much better solution would be to
use sftp as it will use ssh to connect and encrypt your up- and
down-loads.
Cheers, Alex.
Post by p***@mail.gr
I want to set up my ftp server and define the directory that i want to
send my files?
Any idea? I own SuSE 8.2
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Sergio Dominguez
2003-10-08 18:00:46 UTC
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Post by p***@mail.gr
BTW i put pureftpd but the command is unkown for my system.
Have you installed it?

Sergio
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
I use pure-ftpd and have been quite happy with it so far. It is on the pro
version (not sure about the personal one as I don't have that). Simply
install, and configure to your needs by editing the /etc/pure-ftpd.conf
file. It may also help to read the man page of pure-ftpd. Make sure you
open up the right ports on your firewall for it to work.
If you don't need anonymous access, a much better solution would be to
use sftp as it will use ssh to connect and encrypt your up- and
down-loads.
Cheers, Alex.
Post by p***@mail.gr
I want to set up my ftp server and define the directory that i want to
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Mads Martin Joergensen
2003-10-08 18:11:03 UTC
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Post by p***@mail.gr
I own the professional version.
How to set up the sftp and ssh?
Change this in /etc/ssh/sshd_config:

#Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/ssh/sftp-server

To:

Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/ssh/sftp-server

Then people can sftp to your box.
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Alex Angerhofer
2003-10-08 18:21:51 UTC
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sftp comes automatically with openssh. If it is not already activated by
default when you install it, you need to put it on in runlevels 3 and 5
with the YaST runlevel editor. Please, note that openssh has had some
security patches applied to it, yet. So, if you haven't installed it yet,
you need to update it via YOU or by hand immediately before letting
everybody connect to your port 22. Once you have the sshd daemon up and
running and opened port 22 on your firewall you should be able to connect
to it by simply typing
sftp ***@your.local.host.machine
on the remote host, where I assumed pseep to be your account name on
your.local.host.machine (replace that with your particular IP address). It
will then open up a challenge/response dialog which asks you for your
password, and let you connect to your home directory after passing.

Good luck, Alex.
I own the professional version.=20
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How to set up the sftp and ssh?=20
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BTW i put pureftpd but the command is unkown for my system.=20
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I use pure-ftpd and have been quite happy with it so far. It is on the =
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version (not sure about the personal one as I don't have that). Simply=
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install, and configure to your needs by editing the /etc/pure-ftpd.conf=
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file. It may also help to read the man page of pure-ftpd. Make sure you=
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open up the right ports on your firewall for it to work. =20
=20
If you don't need anonymous access, a much better solution would be to=
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use sftp as it will use ssh to connect and encrypt your up- and=20
down-loads.=20
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Cheers, Alex.=20
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send my files?=20
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Any idea? I own SuSE 8.2=20
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p***@mail.gr
2003-10-08 18:04:17 UTC
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I have installed the vsftpd, however but it says that it cannot run as
standalone (only start this service with the inetd)

how to start it and what is the port of sftp to enable it in the firewall?
Post by Sergio Dominguez
Post by p***@mail.gr
BTW i put pureftpd but the command is unkown for my system.
Have you installed it?
Sergio
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
I use pure-ftpd and have been quite happy with it so far. It is
on the pro
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
version (not sure about the personal one as I don't have that).
Simply
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
install, and configure to your needs by editing the
/etc/pure-ftpd.conf
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
file. It may also help to read the man page of pure-ftpd. Make
sure you
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
open up the right ports on your firewall for it to work.
If you don't need anonymous access, a much better solution would
be to
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
use sftp as it will use ssh to connect and encrypt your up- and
down-loads.
Cheers, Alex.
Post by p***@mail.gr
I want to set up my ftp server and define the directory that i
want to
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
Post by p***@mail.gr
send my files?
Any idea? I own SuSE 8.2
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Alex Angerhofer
2003-10-08 18:28:16 UTC
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vsftpd is not equal to sftp! If you want to use vsftpd you need to set it
up via inetd or xinetd. This can be done from YaST's network services
panel. You will then have to toggle ftp on and make sure that it
references the vsftpd daemon. I don't think that you want to use the other
ones that come with the distro (proftpd or wuftpd) as they are pretty
regular customers on bugtraq. Again, if you use vsftpd or pure-ftpd your
communications will not be encrypted by default.

Best regards, Alex.
I have installed the vsftpd, however but it says that it cannot run as=20
standalone (only start this service with the inetd)=20
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how to start it and what is the port of sftp to enable it in the firewall=
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BTW i put pureftpd but the command is unkown for my system. =20
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Have you installed it?=20
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Sergio=20
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I use pure-ftpd and have been quite happy with it so far. It is=20
on the pro =20
version (not sure about the personal one as I don't have that).=20
Simply =20
install, and configure to your needs by editing the=20
/etc/pure-ftpd.conf =20
file. It may also help to read the man page of pure-ftpd. Make=20
sure you =20
open up the right ports on your firewall for it to work. =20
=20
If you don't need anonymous access, a much better solution would=20
be to =20
use sftp as it will use ssh to connect and encrypt your up- and =20
down-loads. =20
=20
Cheers, Alex. =20
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I want to set up my ftp server and define the directory that i=20
want to =20
send my files? =20
=20
Any idea? I own SuSE 8.2 =20
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p***@mail.gr
2003-10-08 18:31:06 UTC
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It's already on! Can i sftp my machine from windows? Or i have to download
the sftp like ssh,...?
Post by Mads Martin Joergensen
Post by p***@mail.gr
I own the professional version.
How to set up the sftp and ssh?
#Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/ssh/sftp-server
Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/ssh/sftp-server
Then people can sftp to your box.
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p***@mail.gr
2003-10-08 18:40:29 UTC
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Everything works fine now, i use both sftp and ssh to control my host.

There are tools for the windows. I use the Absolute Telnet to do my job.
Post by Alex Angerhofer
sftp comes automatically with openssh. If it is not already activated by
default when you install it, you need to put it on in runlevels 3 and 5
with the YaST runlevel editor. Please, note that openssh has had some
security patches applied to it, yet. So, if you haven't installed it yet,
you need to update it via YOU or by hand immediately before letting
everybody connect to your port 22. Once you have the sshd daemon up
and
Post by Alex Angerhofer
running and opened port 22 on your firewall you should be able to connect
to it by simply typing
on the remote host, where I assumed pseep to be your account name on
your.local.host.machine (replace that with your particular IP address). It
will then open up a challenge/response dialog which asks you for your
password, and let you connect to your home directory after passing.
Good luck, Alex.
Post by p***@mail.gr
I own the professional version.
How to set up the sftp and ssh?
BTW i put pureftpd but the command is unkown for my system.
Post by Alex Angerhofer
I use pure-ftpd and have been quite happy with it so far. It is
on the pro
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
version (not sure about the personal one as I don't have that).
Simply
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
install, and configure to your needs by editing the
/etc/pure-ftpd.conf
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
file. It may also help to read the man page of pure-ftpd. Make
sure you
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
open up the right ports on your firewall for it to work.
If you don't need anonymous access, a much better solution would
be to
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
use sftp as it will use ssh to connect and encrypt your up- and
down-loads.
Cheers, Alex.
Post by p***@mail.gr
I want to set up my ftp server and define the directory that i
want to
Post by p***@mail.gr
Post by Alex Angerhofer
Post by p***@mail.gr
send my files?
Any idea? I own SuSE 8.2
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