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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat reload vsftp service Post 302574093 by mdarby77 on Wednesday 16th of November 2011 12:23:22 PM
Old 11-16-2011
late reply

My apologies for slow repsonse - haven't used a forum before, and mistakenly thought I would get email notification of postings.

I understand that there is a difference in stand alone services and in daemons running under Xinetd, but do not know how to tell what's going on.

I suspect the problem may be solved with a reload of the ftp service and with making it run standalone.

Regards,
Mike
 

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