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twoftpd for Debian
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The binaries are installed in /usr/bin/. Normally the twoftpd services are
run under tcpserver from the ucspi-tcp package, set up with the daemontools
package to log to a multilog process.
In Debian, the twoftpd-conf and twoftpd-anon-conf programs are changed to
create service directories that utilize programs from the runit and ipsvd
packages instead.
If you want to run twoftpd as default ftp service on your machine, install
the twoftpd-run package. The twoftpd-run package sets up the twoftpd service
to listen on 0.0.0.0:21, and additionally provides a service directory to set
up an anonymous twoftpd service.
If you want another ftp-server to be installed as the default, and to run a
twoftpd service for example on a virtual interface, you can use the
twoftpd-conf program to create a service directory
# twoftpd-conf logacct /etc/twoftpd4 /var/log/twoftpd4 cvm 1.2.3.4 1
where logacct is a user name, the logging process will run under the uid
and gid of logacct; /etc/twoftpd4 is the service directory; /var/log/twoftpd4
is the log directory; 1.2.3.4 the IP address the service listens on, and cvm
is a credential validation module (from the cvm package, .e.g. cvm-unix).
To configure an anonymous twoftpd service, use the twoftpd-anon-conf program
# twoftpd-anon-conf acct logacct /etc/twoftpd-anon4 /var/log/twoftpd-anon4 \
/var/ftp 1.2.3.4
where acct and logacct are user names, the twoftpd-anon process will run
under the uid and gid of acct, and the logging process will run under the
uid and gid of logacct; /etc/twoftpd-anon4 is the service directory;
/var/log/twoftpd-anon4 is the log directory; and /var/ftp is the ftp root.
To enable twoftpd services, make sure that the ipsvd and runit packages
are installed, and runit's service supervision is enabled. Then use the
update-service(8) program, e.g.
# update-service --add /etc/twoftpd-anon4
The service will be started within 5 seconds and automatically on system
boot.
Running twoftpd services from inetd is no longer supported by this package.
-- Gerrit Pape <pape@smarden.org>, Sat, 05 Jul 2003 15:37:17 +0200
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