05-19-2007, 10:19 AM
05-19-2007, 10:53 PM
for do it please insert into proftpd.conf
RequireValidShell off
RequireValidShell off
05-20-2007, 10:26 AM
Well, I think this is not needed.
/bin/false is a valid shell (in etch and also some other *nix os)
Since the values in the database are only questioned by the ftp daemon it makes no big difference - but to be on thes safe side, /bin/false should be absolutely enough...
/bin/false is a valid shell (in etch and also some other *nix os)
Since the values in the database are only questioned by the ftp daemon it makes no big difference - but to be on thes safe side, /bin/false should be absolutely enough...
05-20-2007, 09:35 PM
someone should test this. And verify that bin/false is a valid one.
05-20-2007, 11:19 PM
Ok, I checked it.
I was wrong... :-( (in SuSE "/bin/false" was already a valid shell)
ok, two possibilities:
- "RequireValidShell off" in proftpd.conf
or
- "/bin/false" in /etc/shells
With this, you can set /bin/fals into the table ispcp.ftp_users...
both testet with etch.
/Joximu
I was wrong... :-( (in SuSE "/bin/false" was already a valid shell)
ok, two possibilities:
- "RequireValidShell off" in proftpd.conf
or
- "/bin/false" in /etc/shells
With this, you can set /bin/fals into the table ispcp.ftp_users...
both testet with etch.
/Joximu