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Jackally: /* Make your changes permanent */

Jackally — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 15:04:57 GMT

Make your changes permanent

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	To generate password hashes needed in /etc/passwd, you can use the "htpasswd -n username" command.		To generate password hashes needed in /etc/passwd, you can use the "htpasswd -n username" command.
	In some cases it might be needed for the home directory and the shell indicated in /etc/ftp2ndpasswd do actually point to existing directories and shells.		In some cases it might be needed for the home directory and the shell indicated in /etc/ftp2ndpasswd do actually point to existing directories and shells.
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		+	== Making your changes permanent (LS-CHL-V2) ==
		+	See here: http://forum.buffalo.nas-central.org/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=20436

	== Make your changes permanent ==		== Make your changes permanent ==
		+	(No longer current)
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	You probably want to make your configuration changes permanent, so you need to keep the linkstation from rewriting the file '''/etc/proftpd.conf''' .		You probably want to make your configuration changes permanent, so you need to keep the linkstation from rewriting the file '''/etc/proftpd.conf''' .
	If you do this, you lose the simplicity of the ftp server configuration by web-interface, but you gain full control of the ftp server on your linkstation.		If you do this, you lose the simplicity of the ftp server configuration by web-interface, but you gain full control of the ftp server on your linkstation.
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	Now you can edit '''/etc/proftpd.conf''' and it will actually stay that way.		Now you can edit '''/etc/proftpd.conf''' and it will actually stay that way.
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	[[Category:General]]		[[Category:General]]
	[[Category:Howto]]		[[Category:Howto]]
	[[Category:Software]]		[[Category:Software]]

Ramuk: Reverted edits by Russel08 (Talk) to last revision by Jonli447

Ramuk — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 01:52:47 GMT

Reverted edits by Russel08 (Talk) to last revision by Jonli447

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	Now you can edit '''/etc/proftpd.conf''' and it will actually stay that way.		Now you can edit '''/etc/proftpd.conf''' and it will actually stay that way.
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Russel08 at 01:49, 7 May 2010

Russel08 — Fri, 07 May 2010 01:49:06 GMT

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	Now you can edit '''/etc/proftpd.conf''' and it will actually stay that way.		Now you can edit '''/etc/proftpd.conf''' and it will actually stay that way.
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		+	==Related Links:==
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		+	[http://www.bodybuildingrevealed.com/'''body building''']
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	[[Category:Howto]]		[[Category:Howto]]
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Jonli447 at 01:54, 11 September 2007

Jonli447 — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 01:54:00 GMT

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	'''WARNING!!!'''		'''WARNING!!!'''
	Any changes you make here will be reset by the linkstation´s stock software at reboot !		Any changes you make here will be reset by the linkstation´s stock software at reboot !
-	To make your changes last, please look into chapter [http://~~linkstationwiki~~.~~net~~/index.php?title=ProFTPD_-_Customized_FTP_server_instance&action=submit#Make_your_changes_permanent Make your changes permanent]	+	To make your changes last, please look into chapter [http://nas-central.org/index.php?title=ProFTPD_-_Customized_FTP_server_instance&action=submit#Make_your_changes_permanent Make your changes permanent]
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Shryke: /* Virtual users */

Shryke — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 13:42:01 GMT

Virtual users

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-	What happens then is that, if the user has an "regular account" on the linkstation (i.e. the user is in the usual	+	What happens then is that, if the user has a "regular account" on the linkstation (i.e. the user is in the usual
	/etc/passwd file and the group is in the /etc/group file) then he/she can login with the linkstation login password.		/etc/passwd file and the group is in the /etc/group file) then he/she can login with the linkstation login password.

	So you dont have to duplicate your own user account.		So you dont have to duplicate your own user account.
-	If the user is not in /etc/passwd then the file /etc/ftp2ndpasswd is looked.	+	If the user is not in /etc/passwd then the file /etc/ftp2ndpasswd is looked up.
-	The format is exactly the same as /etc/passwd but you have to use fake id number that ~~wont~~ overlap with the ones in the normal passwd file.	+	The format is exactly the same as /etc/passwd but you have to use fake id number that won´t overlap with the ones in the normal passwd file.

	To generate password hashes needed in /etc/passwd, you can use the "htpasswd -n username" command.		To generate password hashes needed in /etc/passwd, you can use the "htpasswd -n username" command.
-	In some cases it might be needed for the home directory and the shell indicated in /etc/ftp2ndpasswd do actually point to existing directories and ~~shell~~.	+	In some cases it might be needed for the home directory and the shell indicated in /etc/ftp2ndpasswd do actually point to existing directories and shells.

	== Make your changes permanent ==		== Make your changes permanent ==

24.8.101.168: /* Vitual users */

24.8.101.168 — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 22:29:50 GMT

Vitual users

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	Users are being caged into the chroot environment and can´t escape '''/mnt/hda/ftp'''		Users are being caged into the chroot environment and can´t escape '''/mnt/hda/ftp'''

-	=== ~~Vitual~~ users ===	+	=== Virtual users ===
	{{Template:Articles}}''<font color=red><small>		{{Template:Articles}}''<font color=red><small>
	by casachi at Linkstationwiki.org		by casachi at Linkstationwiki.org

85.124.221.56: /* Directory Structure */

85.124.221.56 — Sat, 28 Oct 2006 12:54:00 GMT

Directory Structure

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	=== Directory Structure ===		=== Directory Structure ===
		+	{{Postit\|PPC based boxes have a different path for /dev/hda3!\|While the [[LS2]] uses ''/mnt/hda'' as a mount point fot the big data partition ''dev/hda3'', all ppc-based boxes ([[LS1]],[[HG]],[[HS]]) use ''/mnt/'' instead. This article was rewritten for the [[LS2]], ''if you want to do the modification on a ppc-based box always use /mnt/ instead of /mnt/hda/''}}
	Here is a sample configuration:		Here is a sample configuration:
	'''Motivation:'''		'''Motivation:'''

Mindbender: /* Vitual users */

Mindbender — Tue, 29 Aug 2006 01:58:30 GMT

Vitual users

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	=== Vitual users ===		=== Vitual users ===
	{{Template:Articles}}''<font color=red><small>		{{Template:Articles}}''<font color=red><small>
-	by ~~mindbender.~~	+	by casachi at Linkstationwiki.org
-	at Linkstationwiki.org	+
	</small></font>''<br>		</small></font>''<br>

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	To generate password hashes needed in /etc/passwd, you can use the "htpasswd -n username" command.		To generate password hashes needed in /etc/passwd, you can use the "htpasswd -n username" command.
-	In some cases it might be needed for the home directory and the shell indicated in /etc/ftp2ndpasswd do actually point to existing directories and shell.	+	In some cases it might be needed for the home directory and the shell indicated in /etc/ftp2ndpasswd do actually point to existing directories and shell.
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	== Make your changes permanent ==		== Make your changes permanent ==

Shryke at 16:11, 28 August 2006

Shryke — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 16:11:02 GMT

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	In the subdir '''pub''' there is no write access and in the subdir '''incoming''' anybody can upload anything, but they cannot delete files or remove directories.		In the subdir '''pub''' there is no write access and in the subdir '''incoming''' anybody can upload anything, but they cannot delete files or remove directories.
-	Users are being caged into the chroot environment and can´t escape '/mnt/hda/ftp'''	+	Users are being caged into the chroot environment and can´t escape '''/mnt/hda/ftp'''

	=== Vitual users ===		=== Vitual users ===

Shryke at 16:09, 28 August 2006

Shryke — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 16:09:11 GMT

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