**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Jun 28 23:59:57 2005 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jun 29 01:28:03 2005 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jun 29 11:10:53 2005 Jun 29 13:56:35 hi caplink Jun 29 13:56:51 hi, well, what's your problem Jun 29 13:56:52 ? Jun 29 13:57:05 i've installed vsftpd but the daemon won't run Jun 29 13:57:37 i've added the line to /unslung/rc.xinetd Jun 29 13:57:37 installed as a standalone version, or started by inetd? Jun 29 13:58:02 how can I see this; I just did ipkg install vsftpd Jun 29 13:58:24 k. then started via inetd Jun 29 13:58:36 i was looking at this: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Unslung/Vsftpd Jun 29 13:58:58 it says: Restart xinetd with /etc/rc.d/rc.xinetd Jun 29 13:59:15 this changes the conf file but inetd does not seem to pick up the chagne Jun 29 13:59:55 well, so let us verify, what's in /etc/inetd.conf, pls cat /etc/inetd.conf Jun 29 14:00:29 # cat /etc/inetd.conf Jun 29 14:00:29 telnet stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/telnetd Jun 29 14:00:29 ftp stream tcp nowait root /opt/sbin/vsftpd /opt/etc/vsftpd.conf Jun 29 14:00:45 this looks fine Jun 29 14:00:49 yup Jun 29 14:01:02 /opt/sbin/vsftpd exist? Jun 29 14:01:40 stay Jun 29 14:01:47 yup, mode 775 owner root Jun 29 14:01:50 k Jun 29 14:02:24 what you expect, if you execute /etc/rc.d/rc.xinetd ? Jun 29 14:03:16 if I examine the script it should restart the inetd and if I look at the pid of inetd it indeed does Jun 29 14:03:41 k, that's all what happens, and that's enough Jun 29 14:03:46 the odd thing is that the telnetd is indeed started Jun 29 14:04:05 what happens, if you try a ftp connection? Jun 29 14:04:14 stay Jun 29 14:04:22 hm Jun 29 14:05:26 that's a good one, if I try ftp in a dos box it says: Jun 29 14:05:26 C:\Documents and Settings\Frans>ftp 192. Jun 29 14:05:26 Verbonden met 192.168.123.77. Jun 29 14:05:26 500 OOPS: failed to open vsftpd log file Jun 29 14:05:26 Verbinding verbroken door externe host. Jun 29 14:05:43 do I need to create the log dir Jun 29 14:05:51 (and apologies for the dutch) Jun 29 14:06:04 moment pls, must have a look at vsftpd.conf Jun 29 14:06:22 ok Jun 29 14:07:18 /opt/var/log (as directory) shoud exist, and vsftpd must have write permission on this directory Jun 29 14:07:24 got it working, I created the log dir Jun 29 14:07:28 s/shoud/sould Jun 29 14:07:52 ok, tried that when you were looking at the conf script and indeed it now works Jun 29 14:08:16 nice Jun 29 14:08:17 I feel this should be in the wiki: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Unslung/Vsftpd Jun 29 14:08:55 do you have time for another Q? Jun 29 14:09:07 nope, imho, it's ok, if the user have a look in the vsftpd.conf, to make sure, that all dirs and files are exist, and have the right permissions Jun 29 14:09:35 effem in this community those that ask for changes to the wiki, make those changes to the wiki Jun 29 14:09:52 and for furhter information, the user shoud have a look at http://vsftpd.beasts.org/ Jun 29 14:10:12 in other words, go ahead and make the changes that you feel should be made (everything gets reviewed...) ;) Jun 29 14:10:31 yeah, I know but I am fairly new at this so I don't want to mess things up Jun 29 14:10:33 will do Jun 29 14:11:15 thanks Jun 29 14:11:18 np Jun 29 14:13:20 made the change in the wiki Jun 29 14:13:42 I have another Q: is it possible to get a bootlog one way or another? Jun 29 14:13:52 thank you for making the change Jun 29 14:14:07 I know dmesg has the info I need, but in case a boot fails I'd like to know where it was when it failed Jun 29 14:14:50 ByronT-Away it is my pleasure to make the change, but as a newbe I do not know what is done and what not, so I'd rather stay on the safe side Jun 29 14:14:59 that's why I asked first.... Jun 29 14:17:36 dmesg covers all system issues, if there are problems in application startup files, then you shoud enter some echo "bla" >/tmp/myfile statements in the ominous files Jun 29 14:25:15 effem, for the logs, inetd is an daemon, which listen to the incoming requests for a specified protocol, and than it starts the relevant applikation, e.g. if there is a ftp client, which want to connect at port 21, in this moment, the ftp server starts, so, you could see vsftpd with ps -ef, only if you try a connection with a ftp client **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Jun 29 23:59:56 2005