[email protected] Posted May 29, 2014 Share Posted May 29, 2014 Hello, I am running 6.0 BETA 4, and I am trying to get Proftpd installed. The problem I have in that I have tried many times to install, and now I would like to clean up and try again. I have tried both ways, that I know of, to install. I added the file to the plughins directory and restarted. I also tried copying the TGZ files to /boot/packages and running it that way. So now I have proftpd files all over the place, and I 1st need to clean up and start fresh, any ideas? I have the proftpd.conf file in the /etc directory, and I also have the GCC addon installed, so I can complie if I need to. Any and all help is appreciated. I have the GUI showing thev1.3.5rc3v2 in installed, but it will not start. Here is the proftod.conf from etc: Server Settings ServerName ProFTPD ServerType standalone DefaultServer on PidFile /var/run/proftpd.pid # Port 21 is the standard FTP port. You propably should not connect to the # internet with this port. Make your router forward another port to # this one instead. Port 21 # Set the user and group under which the server will run. User nobody Group users # Prevent DoS attacks MaxInstances 30 # Speedup Login UseReverseDNS off IdentLookups off # Control Logging - comment and uncomment as needed # If logging Directory is world writeable the server won't start! # If no SystemLog is defined proftpd will log to servers syslog. SystemLog NONE #SystemLog /boot/config/plugins/proftpd/slog TransferLog NONE #TransferLog /boot/config/plugins/proftpd/xferlog WtmpLog NONE # As a security precaution prevent root and other users in # /etc/ftpuser from accessing the FTP server. UseFtpUsers on RootLogin off # Umask 022 is a good standard umask to prevent new dirs and files # from being group and world writable. Umask 022 # "Jail" FTP-Users into their home directory. (chroot) # The root directory has to be set in the description field # when defining an user: # ftpuser /mnt/user/share1/ftp # See README for more information. DefaultRoot ~ # Shell has to be set when defining an user. As a security precaution # it is set to "/bin/false" as FTP-Users should not have shell access. # This setting makes proftpd accept invalid shells. RequireValidShell noTransferLog NONE #TransferLog /boot/config/plugins/proftpd/xferlog WtmpLog NONE Quote Link to comment
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