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#1 2007-11-08 17:03:02
- bobnonn
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ftp connections
The base DNS-323 only allows 10 ftp connections per user. Can I do something with funplug to support more users, like load a different FTPD?
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#2 2007-11-08 17:45:38
Re: ftp connections
Just change the ./etc/pure-ftpd.conf file :
Here is my conf file :
Code:
### crafts mod for ftpd ### ### Pure-ftpd configure ### Version = "1.00" Status = "start" MaxClientsNumber = "50" VerboseLog = "yes" MaxIdleTime = "5" Port = "2100" FlowControl = "0" FileSystemCharset = "UTF-8" ClientCharset = "ISO8859-1"
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2 x DNS-320
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#3 2007-11-09 17:57:05
- bobnonn
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Re: ftp connections
Good thinking. But pure-ftpd isn't supported on the current DNS-323 with the latest (1.03) firmware. That's on the CH3SNAS. The DNS-323 fw 103 still runs wu-ftp.
I tried loading the CH3SNAS firmware, but the Dlink web app claims the firmware file is invalid. 
I tried messing with wu-ftpd. There are ftpaccess files in /etc, which I edited. But restarting the ftpd wipes out any changes I make to the ftpaccess.
The options I can think of are:
(a) Manually starting the wu-ftpd from the funplug... but I don't see any command line options that would help me out.
(b) using a different ftp server. Can I borrow the vsftpd from a DSM-G600 package and run that with funplug?
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#4 2008-12-11 19:35:33
- gordong
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Re: ftp connections
Having just got and installed my DNS-323, and upgraded to the latest 1.05 firmware, I've found the limit of 10 ftp users, which isnt good for my intended use (especially since I discovered that a "user" is a concurrent connection, rather than an individual login account).
I've installed ffp (5), found the pure-ftpd.conf and changed MaxClientsNumber to 99. However, when I log in by ftp I still get the message "you are user n of 10". If I restart the box, I ge tthe same from ftp but that's not surprising when I discover that the pure-ftpd.conf file has reverted back to MaxClientsNumber = "10".
This happens whether I restart through the web interface or via the button on the front.
There must be a way of increasing the number of concurrent users for the ftp server, but simply etiding this file isnt enough!
Anyone have any pointers please?
Thanks
Gordon
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