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Even if it is so, if I get to truncate the ps command output to 80 chars for everyone(apart from process owner and root) then I will reach the goal.

Yes I agree, but the same stuff was smartly handled in Solarix, in which, they had truncated the output to 80 chrs. Thus all the sensitive info was cut off. So was wondering if that can be done in...

Even if we set COLUMNS=50 and then export it, any user can come around this restriction using ps -ww
Also, in unix, by default the output of ps command is curtailed to I think 70 chars and that does...

Hi Corona, it worked but not fully, if we pipe the output of this ps command to another command, such as grep, the grep wont get the full output of ps command which it would have got if COLUMNS var...

Thanks but its not working, changed the COLUMNS variable. One thing which works is command line option of --cols which is not desirable as already stated by me in my original question. The value of...

Hi Experts,

ps command behavior in Redhat is such that it outputs all the output(of long lengths). In Unix the ps command output was limited to only 80 chars. In that if you pipe its output to...

Issue solved, set the value of ascii_download_enable and ascii_upload_enable to yes in vsftpd.conf

Thanks hicksd8, bakunin and others who gave their guidance.

My Regards,
Albert

hicksd8 and every one, thanks for your time and help.

Can the moderators please move this thread to RedHat specialist forum? Thanks in advance.

No changes on the windows side. But on Linux file I see that it forces binary as it fears denial of service attack. Not sure why Solaris didnt fear it, so may be it had some other protection.

So...

Yes, found these line, but they are commented. So I guess its forcing binary as you said. But will these settings, which hare on the target Linux box, have any effect on the ftp which we do from a...

One quick question, you have mentioned here that Redhat is doing ASCII transfer, but the issue we face is when I transfer the file from windows to Linux and not Vice Versa.
Also,
as mentioned...

Hi Bakunin,

Thanks for your reply!

But, the mode is not the issue. I have sent the same file from win to Linux in both, binary and ascii modes. In both cases [dos] sign att he bottom of the...

Hello Friends,

I have observed one recent issue about ftp from windows to Linux.

Initially we had Solaris unix and any file sent from windows to solaris via ftp (binary or ascii) worked...