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You have to edit your /etc/xinet.d/wu-ftpd file
Type "no" in place of "yes" so that your ftp is enabled.
Then try to ftp that pc from your other pc using user and passwd. then you will be get connected with your this pc. The you have to transfer your files.
Well, I think I'm still in the beggining of making a small networks .
I did some in windows, Wich it doesn't need any adding numbers of making addresses or dns numbers or those messy stuff (Messy because I'm not in the set)
I didn't find that file Romel was talking about .
I talked to my brother in seattle he told me to install an rpm package file called "vsftpd" I guess .
That's it I think .
You will find the file at redhat pc.
Install that wuftpd package at redhat..
Then you can ftp to "redhat" from "mandrake" and then can download or upload files.
I think there are lot of RPM's...but with the newer version of RedHat ftp may be installed...just have to enable it from
/etc/xinet.d/wu-ftpd file.....
try...contact for more info.......I am also newbie..i will help as far as I able to..
Distribution: Red Hat 7.3, Red Hat 9, Solaris8, Slackware 10, Slax on USB, AIX, FreeBSD, WinXP, AIX, Ubuntu
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Okay anmar: Lets do the steps thingie:
First connect your computers to the hub.
next, check if both PC's have an ip address in the same range:
ifconfig
You should see a lot of info, but just try to find the IP-ADDRESS part. should look something like 123.456.789.123
Also check the MASK-address: someting like 255.255.255.0
(Not the 127.0.0.1 one...
My guess is that its something like 192.168.1.x
where x is a number between 1 and 254
Correct ?
Now do the same on the other machine (if config) and look for the address...
Please post them here.... (If im too basic now, forgive me, im not sure of your knowledge. what good is all those well-ment ftp-advise, i you dont even know how to let both machines talk to eachother?)
And by the way,,,, I'm still newbie but because I post too much they estimated me as a member which is higher level than a newbie ,,,,(Well things happen)
Anyways, I can change the ip address from the redhat main menu from the system tools, Something called "network device control"
You probebly k'now that, But only my machine.
I couldn't change it in the notebook, It has mandrake.
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