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Every time I have installed proftpd I usually have a had time to get it
to work just like I want. I don't use xinetd on my system. Slackware
has inetd by default? But I had to put in the location of the config
file such that my inetd line has proftpd -c /etc/proftpd.conf.
Perhaps you need this in the server line???
Also, Look over the proftpd.conf file and make sure that you don't have
a setting conflicting with the xinetd.d/proftpd file.
Adrin
Dow Hurst wrote:
> rpcinfo -p "nameofhost"
>
> so
>
> rpcinfo -p science.kennesaw.edu
>
> would try to query the portmapper on port 111 and request a list of RPC
> services and mappings.
>
> If you can get that while on the local host or remotely then that tells
> you the portmapper is running and what RPC services are available either
> locally or over the network. NFS is a RPC service so it requires that
> the portmapper be running. So does FAM.
> Dow
>
>
> joh6nn wrote:
>
>> Dow Hurst wrote:
>>
>>> sgi fam is the File Alteration Monitor and is a RPC service. Looks
>>> like the pmap_set message is a portmapper failure to set the address
>>> for sgi_fam. Are you starting up rpcbind/portmapper daemon
>>> properly? Also, make sure you can telnet to the port your after
>>> since you may have a firewall rule blocking your connection
>>> inadvertently. I'd double check the firewall rules first.
>>> Dow
>>
>>
>>
>> well, i know the firewall's not an issue since this worked fine when
>> proftpd was standalone. and i haven't messed with rpcbind/portmapper
>> at all, so unless trying to move proftpd to xinetd caused some
>> news-to-me side-effect, then that's exactly as it was when i was
>> running proftpd as standalone (i should point out that, since i've
>> only the vaguest of ideas what either of those do, for all i know, "as
>> it was" could mean off or broken).
>>
>> supposing rpcbind/portmapper isn't running properly, how would i know,
>> and how would i fix it?
>>
>>
>> --joh6nn
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