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<0> 16x500GB NAS, only 12k euro
<1> go for it
<1> get me one too
<0> are you sure?
<1> yes, might as well get D-side one also
<2> D-side? where?!
<2> oh
<2> can I get one too ?
<1> no
<3> What are you going to do with 8TB, anyway?
<0> use your imagination
<4> That just screams, "All my pr0n"
<5> i could use 8TB without a problem :)
<4> I'm pretty sure I could max that out too
<4> I'm constantly juggling files and cleaning up on the 240gb I have now
<4> If I had 8TB, ooooh, having to decide between games or pr0n for me! *drool*
<2> warez are first for me :P
<3> After 8TB of pr0n, I expect he'll want to curl up and die :P
<2> curl --help
<3> Besides, he'll need a pretty fat connection to even attempt to fill such a volume...
<3> Znuff: You can get warez on linux ? O.o
<0> I can full up 2TB in about 1year
<2> just 2tb ?!
<2> I can fill 1tb in 2 weeks =/
<0> yes
<0> Znuff with your connection?
<2> with my dedicated server's connection :P
<2> oh, wait
<2> with my connection too, I guess
<2> 6MB/sec
<2> let's calc.
<3> (Out of curiousity, what's your upload bandwidth?)
<2> LadyByte, 6 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 31
<6> 16070400
<2> kittenbot, same
<2> kittenbot, but only in .ro =(
<3> gah!
<4> I would just bring the 8TB to work and hook it up on the network. ;)
<4> *then* I could fill it with porn and warez and such in a week, hehehe
<7> 8TB ? damn I need to expand!
<8> what other ftp servers besides pureftp are used? :)
<4> servers? On Linux? wsftp, proftp
<4> Um...
<8> doh:P
<4> I think proftpd was the easiest to setup and configure as I recall
<8> yeah, I'm running OpenSUSE .. everything is easy to set up , etc:)
<8> but I have to check out why ftp isnt working on a server who runs rh 9.0
<8> how do you start the service? ***uming it's installed
<8> i found a conf file in /home/root/etc/rc.d/
<9> Drkynes: i'm quite fond of vsftpd
<10> Redr: What would you like to know about snmp?
<7> well.. time for me to retire
<8> madbovine, I didnt get ya
<8> /home/root/etc/proftp.conf
<8> in rc.d is another file
<8> also there is no process proftp
<9> Drkynes: you asked what ftp servers besides pureftpd are used.
<9> Drkynes: /etc/init.d/proftpd start?
<9> it may be set up to work through (x)inetd, in which case you may check its config entry for that.
<8> nope
<8> no file found
<8> it doesnt show me anything
<9> xinetd.conf and xinetd.d/* (as far as i can recall, rh uses xinetd)
<8> I've typed locate proftp
<8> i cant figure it out from where to start it
<9> Drkynes: depending on configuration, it can either run standalone OR through (x)inetd.
<4> http://freshmeat.net/projects/proftpd/
<8> standalone
<9> oh yeah you need to have it installed for it to work, too.
<4> Yeah
<8> that's what is says on the conf file:)
<4> If you can't locate proftpd, then it's entirely probable it's not installed. :)
<8> I can locate few files , ex the conf file
<4> Oh, hmmm
<8> is not my server
<4> Are you root?
<8> yes
<4> oh ok
<11> is it "a root"
<4> Just making sure. :)
<11> or "your root"
<11> or simply "your computer"
<4> Is it a root, or a tuber?
<11> hah
<8> neah, not mine.. I run openSUSE
<4> hehe
<8> a friend from my lan
<8> cant figure it out why he cant acces his comp thru ftp from his win machine
<8> i asked him to try to run in pasive mode, and is not working neither
<9> So does he have a ftpd up and running or not?
<8> I guess is installed but not running
<9> can he access ftp from localhost?
<8> how?
<8> ftp 127.0.0.1 ?
<8> it says connection refused
<9> You said he can't connect from his windows machine, so that kinda implies there's a ftpd installed and running.
<9> Drkynes: find / -name proftpd
<8> I've typed locate proftp
<8> nothing found on find
<9> locate relies on a database, which may or may not be up to date.
<12> maybe he should just updatedb ..
<9> yeah, perhaps.
<9> i'm generally not very fond of locate.
<8> madbovine, I know.. doesnt need to update
<12> me neither. I used it before find, tough.
<9> Drkynes: there you go, i guess that's good enough proof to state proftpd isn't installed.
<5> arrgg
<8> locate works great for me, i aslo use whereis :)
<9> madalin-: aye same here, got annoyed at having to updatedb all the time, so i just use find.
<12> yep. One step at a time ;)
<4> Are there any firewalls running, like ipchains/iptables or such that might have port 21 (or is it 23?) closed?
<12> usually connecting to localhost isn't restricted with iptables, right ?
<4> hmmm
<8> CeruleanD, that's what I thought
<8> nope
<4> Probably not, honestly I've never tested it
<9> 21 is ftp, 23 is telnet.
<4> Oh yeah, thanks madbovine, I always get 21, 22, and 23 confused but I can usually remember 22 is ssh. :)
<9> hehe
<12> Drkynes; have him change the port to something higher and let it try again;)
<12> s/it/him
<8> 21 is open
<12> Drkynes; how did you figured that out ?
<9> hm, guys, I think it's pretty clear proftpd isn't installed.
<12> or not running ?:)
<4> ps -ef | grep ftp
<13> is firestarter pre-configured by default after apt-get install, when using ubuntu ?
<4> Oh wait
<4> lol, sorry, I need to stop switching windows
<4> I jump in on the conversation at the wrong time and read the wrong sentence and say something stupid.
<8> and if not iptables -A PREROUTING -p tcp -m tcp --dport 21 -j ACCEPT - should open it , right?:)
<12> kirt; usually all ubuntu apps are pre-configured. Maybe you should take a peak too, just to makre sure.
<4> yes, that should be fine
<14> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=159879
<12> i personally use iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport myport -j ACCEPT
<4> What flavor are you using, Drkynes? Does it use rpm's?
<8> yes
<4> Maybe grep through your installed packages for anything with ftp in it
<13> do I need a root p***word ? or can I just keep using sudo -s -H ?
<4> Maybe there's another ftp daemon running that's pre-configured to stop ftp connections by default.
<4> And you need to "open" it or remove it
<12> kirt; in ubuntu you should always use sudo :)
<8> hold on 1 sec pls
<4> I remember installing... I think it was a pre-Fedora version of Red Hat and setting it for "Ultra high security" that had a ftp daemon that was running, but denying inbound ftp connections.
<4> We had to reconfig it.
<8> [root@t11 root]# ps -ef | grep ftp
<8> root 15022 14975 0 00:53 pts/1 00:00:00 grep ftp
<9> ultra high security for out of the box redhat is basically unplugging the machine.
<12> lol
<5> why oh why does httpd not wanna show up under snmp
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