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[ILUG] wu-ftpd and guestgroup and proxy

[ILUG] wu-ftpd and guestgroup and proxy

Barry Redmond barry.redmond at dit.ie
Fri Mar 23 15:19:35 GMT 2001


Has anyone seen this behaviour before?  Running wu-2.4.2 with an 
ftp-only account that does a chroot on login.  The chroot is 
enforced by placing the user account in a group that's mentioned in 
the 'guestgroup' line in the wu-ftp config file.  This works fine most 
of the time.  The problem occurs when a user connects via an ftp 
proxy.  ftpd drops the connection as soon as the password is 
entered.  This doesn't occur with connections via all ftp proxies.  It 
seems to occur with proxies that use 'user at site' but not those that 
use 'user with login'.

I'm guessing that it's something to do with ftpd trying to verify the 
source of the connection and the proxy not responding correctly.  
identd stuff maybe?

Thanks,
Barry Redmond
School of Electronic & Communications Engineering, DIT
bredmond at electronics.dit.ie





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