Hello,
I’m not very familiar with QNX and sorry for my english…
I have since a little while this message
inetd [ x ]: getpwnam: ftp: No. such user
I suspect that it is about a problem with the FTP daemon and I would have
liked showing logs more exactly.
Problem: I do not find them! (Or then my daemon is not configured to
activate them).
The FTP daemon is launched with:
/usr/ucb/inetd /etc/config/inetd.1
The line of the file inetd.1 (concerning the FTP) is the following one :
ftp stream tcp nowait root /usr/ucb/ftpd in.ftpd -l
Just a little help would be welcome.
Thanx
Salut,
pas très familier avec QNX, j’ai depuis quelques temps le message suivant
qui s’affiche sans arret :
inetd[x]: getpwnam: ftp: No such user
Je me doute qu’il s’agit d’un problème avec le serveur FTP et j’aurais aimé
visualiser les logs plus précisément.
Problème : je ne les trouve pas ! (ou alors mon démon n’est pas configuré
pour les activer).
Le démon FTP s’éxécute au lancement avec :
/usr/ucb/inetd /etc/config/inetd.1
La ligne du fichier inetd.1 (concernant le FTP est la suivante)
ftp stream tcp nowait root /usr/ucb/ftpd in.ftpd -l
Un petit peu d’aide serait la bienvenue.
Merci.
A+
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Romain PETIT
(mailto:rompetit_chez_ifrance.com)
Ftpd should send its messages to syslogd. Look at /etc/syslog.conf
to see where its output file is. The syslogd daemon will not work
unless the file(s) specified in syslog.conf exist.
I quess if syslogd is not running then ftpd’s messages go to the
console.
To get more detail, add -d to ftpd’s args.
Richard
Romain PETIT wrote:
Hello,
I’m not very familiar with QNX and sorry for my english…
I have since a little while this message
inetd [ x ]: getpwnam: ftp: No. such user
I suspect that it is about a problem with the FTP daemon and I would have
liked showing logs more exactly.
Problem: I do not find them! (Or then my daemon is not configured to
activate them).
The FTP daemon is launched with:
/usr/ucb/inetd /etc/config/inetd.1
The line of the file inetd.1 (concerning the FTP) is the following one :
ftp stream tcp nowait root /usr/ucb/ftpd in.ftpd -l
Just a little help would be welcome.
Thanx
French
Salut,
pas très familier avec QNX, j’ai depuis quelques temps le message suivant
qui s’affiche sans arret :
date> inetd[x]: getpwnam: ftp: No such user
Je me doute qu’il s’agit d’un problème avec le serveur FTP et j’aurais aimé
visualiser les logs plus précisément.
Problème : je ne les trouve pas ! (ou alors mon démon n’est pas configuré
pour les activer).
Le démon FTP s’éxécute au lancement avec :
/usr/ucb/inetd /etc/config/inetd.1
La ligne du fichier inetd.1 (concernant le FTP est la suivante)
ftp stream tcp nowait root /usr/ucb/ftpd in.ftpd -l
Un petit peu d’aide serait la bienvenue.
Merci.
A+
–
Romain PETIT
(mailto:rompetit_chez_ifrance.com)
Ftpd should send its messages to syslogd. Look at /etc/syslog.conf
to see where its output file is. The syslogd daemon will not work
unless the file(s) specified in syslog.conf exist.
My file /etc/syslog.cong :
/tmp/syslog must exist!
. /tmp/syslog
and /tmp/syslog exists (but deseperatly empty)
I quess if syslogd is not running then ftpd’s messages go to the
console.
syslogd is running ! (/usr/bin/syslogd)
To get more detail, add -d to ftpd’s args.
like this in the /etc/config/inetd.1 ?
ftp stream tcp nowait root /usr/ucb/ftpd in.ftpd -l
Thx,
Romain PETIT wrote:
Ftpd should send its messages to syslogd. Look at /etc/syslog.conf
to see where its output file is. The syslogd daemon will not work
unless the file(s) specified in syslog.conf exist.
My file /etc/syslog.cong :
/tmp/syslog must exist!
. /tmp/syslog
and /tmp/syslog exists (but deseperatly empty)
Try:
logger “bonjour”
You should see “bonjour” in /tmp/syslog. If you do not, slay syslogd
and restart it.
The old version of syslogd (before 1999) had problems. It would stop
logging after a few hours or days. The new syslogd (size=42441) is
quite reliable.
I quess if syslogd is not running then ftpd’s messages go to the
console.
syslogd is running ! (/usr/bin/syslogd)
To get more detail, add -d to ftpd’s args.
like this in the /etc/config/inetd.1 ?
ftp stream tcp nowait root /usr/ucb/ftpd in.ftpd -l
Yes. Add -d to the end of the line.
Richard
Thx,
You should see “bonjour” in /tmp/syslog. If you do not, slay syslogd
and restart it.
Thx ! It works (slay and restart).
Then I found my problem :
active line concerning tftp /etc/config/inetd.1
tftp dgram udp wait ftp /usr/etc/tftpd in.tftpd
and dir /usr/etc doesn’t exist.
Have a good day, Richard.
Bye