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[dwj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Dwight Johnson)]

Craig,

You have omitted from your new description the highly significant
information from your original help request mail that the _only_ two things
you changed from the time it did work to the time it didn't work were:

1) The IP address
2) The gateway address

Here is an experiment to try: what is the local IP address for the
server on your network? Suppose it is 192.168.1.2. Then try this from a
virtual console or xterm on the ftp server:

ftp 192.168.1.2

If this lets you log on as a user, the problem is between the ftp server
and the outside users trying to log in. If this doesn't let you log on as a
user, the problem is in the configuration on the ftp server.

On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Craig Sharp wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> Well I will try again with this question.  Thanks to all who have been trying to help.
> 
> I am running wu-ftpd.
> 
> I have checked all logs for errors as well as using the -l option to wu-ftpd in the inetd.conf file.  Nothing is showing up.
> I am able to login as anonymous to my ftp server.  I am not able to login as a user even though the users can login via telnet with no problems.
> This appears to be a security problem.  
> 
> I receive the following error when trying to login as a normal user:
> 
> 530 Login incorrect.
> Login failed
> 
>  Here is the ftpaccess file.
>  
>  # email of the responsible person for the %E-cookie
>  email ftp-admin@localhost
>  
>  #
>  # if you specify a list of hosts for the "local" class, only those
>  # hosts will be allowed to login as "real". All other hosts can
>  # only login as "anonymous".
>  #
>  class   local   real                    *
>  class   remote  guest,anonymous         *
>  
>  readme  README* login
>  readme  README* cwd=*
>  
>  # limit of 20 connections
>  limit   local   20   Any    /usr/local/ftp/msgs/msg.dead
>  limit   remote  20   Any    /usr/local/ftp/msgs/msg.dead
>  
>  #
>  # output /usr/local/ftp/msgs/welcome.msg on login
>  # and all ".message" files in subdirectories
>  #
>  banner  /usr/local/ftp/msgs/welcome.msg
>  message .message                                cwd=*
>  
>  #message /msgs/welcome.msg                      login
>  #message /usr/local/ftp/msgs/welcome.msg        login   local
>  #message /msgs/welcome.msg                      login   remote
>  
>  # do not check password for anonymous logins
>  #passwd-check rfc822 warn
>  passwd-check none
>  
>  # allow compression/tar for all users
>  compress        yes             local remote
>  tar             yes             local remote
>  
>  # log all transfers
>  #log commands real
>  log transfers anonymous,real inbound,outbound
>  
>  #shutdown /etc/shutmsg
>  
>  # do not give those files. do not give "core"-files in any directory.
>  noretrieve /etc/passwd /etc/group core .notar
>  noretrieve /usr/local/ftp/incoming
>  
>  # do not allow these commands for anonymous users
>  chmod         no        guest,anonymous
>  delete        no        guest,anonymous
>  overwrite     no        guest,anonymous
>  rename        no        guest,anonymous
>  umask         no        guest,anonymous
>  
>  #
>  # !! see documentation how to setup uploads for anonymous users !!
>  #
>  # specify the upload directory information
>  upload  /usr/local/ftp  *             no     nobody  nogroup 0000
>  nodirs
>  upload  /usr/local/ftp  /bin          no
>  upload  /usr/local/ftp  /etc          no
>  #upload  /usr/local/ftp  /incoming     yes    root    daemon  0600
>  nodirs
>  
>  # path-filter...
>  #path-filter  anonymous  /msgs/pathmsg  ^[-A-Za-z0-9_\.]*$  ^\.  ^-
>  #path-filter  guest      /msgs/pathmsg  ^[-A-Za-z0-9_\.]*$  ^\.  ^-
>  
>  # specify which group of users will be treated as "guests".
>  #guestgroup ftponly
>  
>  Thanks,
>  
>  Craig
> 
> 
> 
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Dwight

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