DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

ok, i found out that i have to issue a command
pure-ftpd -W
when i telnet to my NAS, and issue that command, it says:

$ pure-ftpd -W
cp: unable to remove `/mnt/HD_a4/mt-daapd.conf': Permission denied
chmod: /mnt/HD_a4/mt-daapd.conf: Operation not permitted
cp: unable to remove `/mnt/HD_a4/upnpav.conf': Permission denied
chmod: /mnt/HD_a4/upnpav.conf: Operation not permitted
Unable to start a standalone server: Permission denied

googling mt-daapd.conf, i found that this file is from iTunes server.

so whats the connection between pureftpd and itunes?

The weird thing here is that no mt-daapd.conf or upnpav.conf should exist on /mnt/HD_a2 ...
I've just two question, have you killed the default pureftpd loaded on your system before launching the new one? is the -W option enough to launch it (maybe the app needs the path to the default ftp root or something similar)?

Wisebird wrote:

actually i just found the solution.
the ftp daemon should be launched with -A arg. so the full command looks like
# pure-ftpd -A -W &
& is optional of course.

it took me quite some time to figure out about -A  0_o

So do you launch the ftp by giving this command in telnet?? Or have you modified some script to launch it like you have described above?

I would also like to enable fxp but also would like to set the passive port range. And I could set the range like -p port:port but I don't know where is the script where I could add this launch parameter... Can You help with this?

Z

Wisebird wrote:

zanu, i start FXP via telnet as i could not find the way to modify scripts =\

Hi! Thanks for this bit of knowledge.

And the launching done via telnet knows how to read the pureftpd conf? So the port, idle time etc comes still from there?

Z