bdkives
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Posted: Nov. 05 2004,20:32 |
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I am running 0.8.3, and I love it. I am just having a few minor problems.
FTP Question
I need to FTP some files off of my NTFS hard drive (Yes, for this project it has to be FTP).
I can FTP from the local dsl home directory, but I can't ftp from /mnt/hda1. It reports that the transfer is complete and the transferred file size looks correct, but when you exit ftp, the transferred file size is always 0 bytes.
I have used Windows, Unix, Linux and even DSL's ftp clients, so I don't think it's a client problem.
I have been playing with permissions and hosts.allow and .deny and .rights files. If these permissions are set wrong, it won't let me either ls or get. I have tried setting the dsl home dir to /mnt/hda1. I have tried to set up a link in /home/dsl ( ln -s /mnt/hda1 /home/dsl/c ). Everything looks good while I'm in the ftp client (cd and ls and get looks like they work correctly). When I get out, I have all of these zero byte sized files.
As a temporary fix, I can copy files from /mnt/hda1 to /home/dsl on the DSL box and then ftp them over, but this is a clumsy way to do things. I must be missing something simple.
Possible Bug Report 1
I noticed that when you mount the hda1 and do a "ls -l", the mount point and all of the files past the mount point are set for dsl:500. I looked in /etc/fstab and saw gid=500 for hda1. I changed it to gid=50, and remounted. "ls -l" now shows hda1 as dsl:staff.
Did someone mistype 500 instead of 50, or is there a reason for a gid=500?
It didn't fix my FTPd problem. I was just curious if it was correct.
Possible Bug Report 2
passwd dsl
or
passwd root
doesn't work. I forgot the exact error, but it looks like some of the /etc/passwd- and shadow files are still on the read only CD and can't be updated.
A quick fix is to click on System >> AddUsers, and add any new user. After that you can change all of the passwords.
One last thing
Is there a telnet server in DSL? I must be not looking in the right place. Even the old floppy Linux distributions had a tiny telnet server. Time to learn myDSL.
Thanks for your help.
bdkives
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