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    Need to startup FTP server

    Hello all!

    I wanted to have on my knoppix box a FTP server. It will be for LOCAL use only. How can I get the FTP deamon running? I have Apache running and wanted to transfer my html files. I know I can use Samba....

    TIA

    Radnor

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    Re: Need to startup FTP server

    Sat, 25 Jan 2003 15:31:08 -0600
    Subject: How to make your Knoppix live-cd into an FTP server

    To make your machine an FTP server:
    On Knoppix, as root of course:

    0. Mount all your intended FTP partitions R/W.

    1. ' /etc/init.d/inetd start ' == Start FTP daemon (see /etc/inetd.conf)
    1a. ' ps ax ' -- You should see inetd running.

    2. ' ls -l /etc/hosts ' == You will see the symlink (optional)
    3. ' rm /etc/hosts ' == Remove non-editable symlink
    3a. ' rm /etc/hosts.allow ' == Remove non-editable symlink

    4. ' cp /KNOPPIX/etc/hosts /etc ' == Copy from wherever the LS sez
    4a. ' cp /KNOPPIX/etc/hosts.allow /etc '

    5. ' jstar /etc/hosts ' == Use your favorite editor, and add in the
    CLIENT's IP address and machine-name, as well as the Knoppix box's info.
    (' man hosts ')

    It should look like this:
    127.0.0.1 localhost
    10.0.0.1 hostbox.melvinseries.org hostbox
    10.0.0.2 clientbox.melvinseries.org clientbox

    5b. ' jstar /etc/hosts.allow ' == Comment out the last line, that says:
    Code:
    ALL : ALL@ALL : DENY
    ...with a '#' char at the beginning of the line:

    Code:
    #ALL : ALL@ALL : DENY
    6. ' killall pump ' == If you need to manually config your eth0

    6a. Make sure you have eth0 up and running:
    ' ifconfig eth0 10.0.0.1 netmask 255.0.0.0 up '
    (...or 192.168.1.0 / 255.255.255.0 or whatever)

    7. Ping the client box and the Knoppix box from both sides using numeric
    IP (10.0.0.1)

    8. ' passwd knoppix ' == Assign a password to knoppix user (can be 'blah'
    or whatever is convenient. UPDATE: This works from CD with no additional
    changes.) You can also do ' adduser whatever ' and then ' passwd whatever ' but then you have to "copy-down" /etc/gshadow before the "adduser."

    --To ftp to Knoppix box from Linux:
    ' lftp -u knoppix 10.0.0.1 ' == It will ask for the password, and you
    should be good to go.

    --You may have to edit /etc/fstab for your FAT32 partition to make it
    *writable* - post again if you need help with this. It should be
    *readable* by anybody logging in.

    --Now the original post is all from memory, but it SHOULD work. I've
    updated it with what worked for me. Let me know if it doesn't, and I'll
    try doing it again on my Knoppix rig.

    --NOTE: Securing the box is YOUR responsibility. This is just a
    quick-n-dirty hack to get FTP downloads up and running.
    http://www.knopper.net , http://www.knoppix.net
    --WolfriderV6 => Dave Bechtel

    Quote Originally Posted by radnor
    Hello all!

    I wanted to have on my knoppix box a FTP server. It will be for LOCAL use only. How can I get the FTP deamon running? I have Apache running and wanted to transfer my html files. I know I can use Samba....

    TIA

    Radnor

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