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| Hi. I'm quite new to AIX systems (I have 5.2) and would create a simple ftp account to transfer files to and from my server. I have the plain ftpd coming with AIX 5.2 I've defined a large filesystem, created a new user account with his home directory in such FS, and given him a password. The user's groups are: ftp, staff. But, first the user could log-in via ftp client with ANY password, just like a guest. Second, such user wasn't able to upload more than 500mb files even I haven't quota restrictions or file-system limitation. Third, any directory he would create, it was invisible to him. But it was there (seen by root account). Neither he could see any uploaded file. Last, I tried to create other accounts, but each new user isn't allowed to access via ftp because he always receive the message: 'expired password' What's the CLEAN and right procedure to create a 'public' ftp account for an AIX server ? Thank you very much -- Posted via http://dbforums.com |
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| You'll probably want to take a look here: /usr/samples/tcpip/anon.ftp This is a script which will configure anonymous ftp. Regards, "Val3r10" <member28822@dbforums.com> wrote in message news:3134218.1058805747@dbforums.com... > > Hi. I'm quite new to AIX systems (I have 5.2) and would create a simple > ftp account to transfer files to and from my server. > > I have the plain ftpd coming with AIX 5.2 > I've defined a large filesystem, created a new user account with his > home directory in such FS, and given him a password. > The user's groups are: ftp, staff. > > But, first the user could log-in via ftp client with ANY password, just > like a guest. > Second, such user wasn't able to upload more than 500mb files even I > haven't quota restrictions or file-system limitation. > Third, any directory he would create, it was invisible to him. But > it was there (seen by root account). Neither he could see any > uploaded file. > > Last, I tried to create other accounts, but each new user isn't > allowed to access via ftp because he always receive the message: > 'expired password' > > What's the CLEAN and right procedure to create a 'public' ftp account > for an AIX server ? > > Thank you very much > > -- > Posted via http://dbforums.com |