Re: can't ls in vsftpd (chroot)
- From: DC <big.smelly.litter.box@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 09:50:27 -0500
On 31 Jan 2006 00:12:29 GMT, Unruh <unruh-spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>DC <big.smelly.litter.box@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
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>>I have vsftpd installed on RHEL3.
>>I had to build it from a Fedora Core 4 SRPM as Redhat's one didn't have SSL support.
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>>Anyway, I have it installed, and have one username setup.
>>When they log in they are chrooted to a directory that I made for them.
>>Transfers work fine both ways.
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>chroot means chroot. NOTHING is available from outside the change root jail
>Thus ls, and all libraries needed by ls MUST be in that chroot jail.
>Eg, your directory is /home/ftp, then you MUST have a /home/ftp/bin
>directory which contains ls, and MUST have a /home/ftp/lib directory which
>contains ALL of the libraries required by ls (or whatever other command you
>might want to use).
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>>However, I cannot run ls. Programs like FileZilla hang right after connecting at the "LIST" command.
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>>In the chroot directory i made a bin and lib directory.
>>I copied ls into bin, and ran ldd to find what libraries i need.
>>>From a shell i chrooted to the directory and i can run ls with no problem.
>>>From a shell I can su to the ftpuser, cd to the ~ftpuser/bin directory and run ls with no problem.
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>>>From FTP,I still cannot run ls. Any ideas?????
I just said that.
in the /home/ftp I created a /bin and /lib.
copied ls into /home/ftp/bin
ran ldd against ls.
copied all the libs it listed into /home/ftp/lib/
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