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First off, I'm a newbie as well. I just got vsftpd running last night, and am still having a few problems with virtual users, but have been able to log in.
First thing to try... are you using xinetd? If so, have you tried restarting it?
Next... you say you took out the port commands. I'm assuming that you mean the passive ports:
pasv_min_port=30000
pasv_max_port=30999
I took these out as well. If you also removed the listen port:
listen=YES
listen_port=10021
put it back. You don't have to use port 10021, but you will need to specify a port.
If that's the case, update your vsftpd.conf file, and then restart xinetd.
Try logging in, ftp localhost <port number specified in conf>
then try the tom ID with the foo password.
Hope this helps, and if I get any further with my setup, I'll post an addendum.
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