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    FTP problem (directory restrictions)

    Hey guys,

    I've got a problem, the inetd was running before and i was able to login as root so i was able to ftp to /var/www.

    I had to restart my knoppix server (i've got a hdd install) and inetd was not working anymore.
    So i deleted hosts.allow/deny and it worked again, but there was one problem:
    I can't login as root anymore.
    Code:
    421-Server disabled.
    421 Reason: Root login not allowed.
    and when i login as knoppix i only see 3 directories and can't get to /var/www
    I really need to get there cause there is my current website located

    Someone any idea how to solve this by ssh?

    I can't get to my knoppix server as it is in a other country.

    Thanks in advance.

    Michael

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    or can anyone tell me how to give a user root access?

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    most likey the location is /etc
    there should be file /etc/ftp.users

    edit this file and delete the line with "root"
    this file restricts the users mentioned in them

    delete user root and save the file and you are all set

    happy ftp'ing

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    --Actually it is /etc/ftpusers.

    --Note: You really DO NOT WANT to be able to login as root over ftp. This allows your box to be easily hacked if it IS enabled.

    --If you need root access to anything, login as a regular user over ssh and su. You maybe able to edit the /etc/proftpd.conf file (or whatever the name is, I switched to vsftpd so not sure anymore) to redefine the default ftp dir.

    Quote Originally Posted by certifieduser
    most likey the location is /etc
    there should be file /etc/ftp.users

    edit this file and delete the line with "root"
    this file restricts the users mentioned in them

    delete user root and save the file and you are all set

    happy ftp'ing

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    thanks a lot for your reaction.

    I tried but didn't work, it works for other users but root is still not allowed.

    I have a serious problem now i was developing a website and has to be done before the 12th of november please help!

    Thanks in advance,

    michael

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    Thanks!

    It worked after set DO_CHROOT="no" in /etc/bftpd.conf

    Thanks a lot!

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