[BL] Ftpd from asmutils ported and other programs added
baslinux at lists.ibiblio.org
baslinux at lists.ibiblio.org
Tue Oct 9 14:21:48 EDT 2007
baslinux at lists.ibiblio.org wrote:
>> To start ftp daemon use
>>
>> fptd /etc/ftpd.conf 21
>>
>> and try to log in with some names and passwords inside ftpd.conf
>>
>> To start httpd (btw it is in basiclinux already)
>>
>> httpd /homedirectory
>>
>
> ps does not show the process running if I use my programs (compiled
> against uclibc) but it does with your ftpd and the busybox httpd. I will
> delete my versions.
>
I had the same problem, and I changed the source code, the line
sys_mmap 0,dword [sts.st_size],PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE,MAP_PRIVATE,ebx,0
to
sys_read ebx,cfg,dword [sts.size]
and add almost at the end of program
cfg resb 8192
System call mmap is different on Kernel below 2.4 and above, and
therefore, without my patch, ftp daemon compiled for kernel 2.4 can not
work on kernel 2.2.
> Can I test these programs on a single machine with no ethernet card? I
> tried both lynx 127.0.0.1 (or localhost) and the IP number assigned when I
> connect to the ISP, both of which I can ping.
>
> Your ftpd is 5% the size of pure-ftpd. It will allow file transfers
> via ethernet cable from a Windows computer which has no httpd or ftpd or
> scpd.
>
> Please explain the lines:
>
> flag OR 1 => right to (APPE, STOR, STOU)
> flag OR 2 => right to (APPE, CHMOD, DELE, MKD, RMD, RNFR, RNTO)
> use EOF to ensure the end of file...
>
For each user you can have parameter flag which can be regarded as
twobit number, which gives us the combinations:
0 - Can only download
1 - Can upload and download
2 - Can modify existing files, download, create directories but not upload
3 - can do everything
At the end of configuration file place three letters: E, O, and F
> Can you provide a minimal ftp program? BL3 has ftpput (and busybox also
> has ftpget but bl3 has wget instead). I use kermit ftp.
>
>
On my site there is ftp program of about 53 kilobytes. Compressed with
upx it is about 27 kilobytes. But I might make something smaller.
Samir
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