Can't start vsftpd
 

Just install vsftpd on Centos 5.2 system
but not able to start it, anyone has some idea?
[root@example lib]# /etc/init.d/vsftpd start
Starting vsftpd for vsftpd: /usr/sbin/vsftpd: error while loading shared libraries: libwrap.so.0: failed to map segment from shared object: Permission denied
[FAILED]

thx in advance

can you
" locate libwrap.so* "
or
" find / -name libwrap.so* "

once you find the location of the file what are the file permissions compaired to the other ones in the directory, are they the same owner/group?

Not an answer to your question but I'll toss this out there. We had trouble on a CentOS install getting FTP to work, we were under a deadline so we looked into SCP and it worked perfectly. So much so that we never revisited the FTP issue. I had forgotten about it until reading your post. SCP works. WinSCP is a free download client that works on Windows boxes. And no passwords or data is sent in the clear. A big plus from my point of view.
For whats it's worth I thought it worth mentioning here.

It looks like a SeLinux problem. Runto see if it helps.
You can alos configure Selinux for vsftpd or disable it if you don't need it.

Regards

Already try locate and find that file yesterday,file permissions/group/owner is the same as others.
I also think it might be selinux's problem even no error show on /var/log/messages, will try restorecon tonight.

solved, use restorecon, thx all