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I am using SUSE 10. I have an HTTP server running with remote access (Putty and Browser (not VNC). It was a pain in the butt. Can someone please help me on how to get an FTP server going? I need to get it up pretty quick and help would be great. My Linux knowledge is not that great, some some detailed help would be a life saver. Thanks.
I have ProFTP 1.3 up and running when I do it in a command shell (FTP Localhost), but I can not access it from an outside connection. How exactly do you:
"... ensure you make IPTables rules that allow port 21 to be open (this is the standard port that FTP runs on)."
I went through YAST and in the firewall put SSH and TFTP. What else do I exactly need to do. Please bear in mind that I am a Linux Novice and am using Suse 10. Thank you.
I will give it a try. As I understand it the FTP port is 21? Thanks for the time to reply.
** I tried it and it did not work**
I downloaded Guarddog and enabled (in both local and internet) FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, and SSH). Then I saved it and tried it again. When I place my IP into an internet browser I get the message that the port (21) is disabled for security purposes. I don't see how? How do I open ports in the firewall (either through YAST or Webmin). In Filezilla the connection is refused. XXX.XX.XX.XXX:21
Also, when I put my IP address into the browser (after an IFCONFIG) it comes back to my router. Can this be the problem? Do I have to forward requests to my PC IP address (192.168.x.x) from my router IP?
What is the different between the firewall in Webmin vs YAST? How do I get the Guarddog configuration to take effect? Any help would be great?
Thanks to everyone for all of the great tips and advice. I have not gotten it to work yet. I am going to do a clean install and try it again. Thanks again!!
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