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You may have a line in there that says "ALL: PARANOID". If this is there, comment it out. You don't need to reboot or restart services for a change here to take effect.
Originally posted by trickykid Have you tried stopping and restarting the services yet ?
I don't get when you said you can ftp to the troubled box from another linux box via ssh ? If you ssh into the box, that isn't ftp'ing to it..
Yes, I have restarted the entire server.
Also, to clarify... I ment to say that I ssh into a linux box from which I can ftp into the troubled box via the command line. But I can't ftp from my Widows PC.
and you don't have anytype of firewall or restrictions on the windows pc ?? what if you try ftp'ing into the box from the command inside windows, does that work and have you possibly tried any other ftp clients ??
Usually in the /var/log directory. unsure of wu-ftp, but I know proftp keeps their log there. might poke around there or maybe a subdirectory of /var/log/
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