Subject: User may not use FTP
To: None <christoph.leuzinger@westworks.ch>
From: Paul A Parkanzky <pparkanz@engin.umich.edu>
List: netbsd-help
Date: 01/21/2001 16:39:15
Hey, I was browsing the the netbsd-help archives and it looked like this
question was never answered, sorry if this reply is redundant.
The problem is that in 1.5 ftpd uses certain password databases in /etc
in order to authenticate users. The pwd_mkdb command will make these
databases for you. Just make sure master.passwd is up to date and run
"pwd_mkdb master.passwd" as root, and it will automatically make the user
database and put it in /etc. This confused me for atleast a week after I
first installed 1.5, heh...
--paul
>Hello,
>as I just noticed, ftp settings seem to have changed from 1.4.2 to
>1.5.
>When I try to log in on my machine I always get the message "User
>chris may not use FTP." In /etc/ftpusers I got "* allow" and the
>usual exceptions.
>Why does ftpd refuse access to this user, and how to change this
>behaviour?
>TIA,
>Chris.