Re: Re[2]: limit ftp access

[Felix Kronlage <felix@mad.hazardous.org>]

On Sun, Sep 03, 2000 at 02:02:07AM +0200, Dimitry Andric wrote:

> OpenBSD ftpd doesn't use config files, as far as I can see in the 
> man page, but command line options. 

It still looks at /etc/ftpchroot, /etc/ftpusers...

> However, this whole scheme turns out to be not very useful, since the "second" 
> ftpd will also allow anonymous connections; and it has no command line option 
> to explicitly disbable those. :(

you could always put anonymous in /etc/ftpusers, the no anonymous-login
is allowed. But of course, in this case both ftpd's will look at
/etc/ftpusers, just patch the one to read a different file instead
/etc/ftpusers (e.g. /etc/ftpusers.anon) and don't add anonymous to that
file...should be possbile...

-fkr
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