hi, i have a leeware box.
i wanted to know if and how can i burn from my leeware hdd
to a dvd on my pc.
i know there is the option of course to transfter from the leeware hdd to my pc through ftp, but it transfers at 4-5 kbs.
any ideas?
thanks.
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hi, i have a leeware box.
i wanted to know if and how can i burn from my leeware hdd
to a dvd on my pc.
i know there is the option of course to transfter from the leeware hdd to my pc through ftp, but it transfers at 4-5 kbs.
any ideas?
thanks.
4-5 kb lol
wtf thats just stupid.. if your trying to save on disk-space it wont work cause u will still need to cache it temporarily.. you cant burn on the fly from a network resource
do u mean u get 4-5kb on SFTP? with FTP u should be getting a lot quicker then that
yeah install vsftpd on your box, you will download way faster using ftp instead of sftp
or is your home connection 56k ?
I really cant see sftp being much slower unless these leeware rent a servers are completly shite.
how do i install vsftpd?
i got 4-5kbs with cute ftp through sftp. i did it throught he leeware walkthrough guide there is here cuz i dont know any other way.
my connection is 1.5mbs at home.
no, the reason i want to burn isnt to save hdd spcae, its cuz i can download with leeware large (7-15gb) files very quickly with leeware, and it just doesnt workout through my pc.
Here are many topics about this...Quote:
Originally Posted by nbo
Try the Search and you will find your way
never seen 1 that teaches you how to burn from your box....
or one that works getting me fast transfers...
i will like know too....
Install the FTP Server on your leeware and you can download with more speed through FDM.
- Open PuTTy and connect
- Type in PuTTy "yum -y install vsftpd" (everything without the " )
- Then type "/ect/init.d/vsftpd start"
- Now you can reach the FTP Server at "ftp://vps111.leeware.com/"
- Install FDM (free download manager)
- The rest you will understand yourself..
I have postet this many times on the forum :dry:
seems like every couple of days the same question gets asked....
nm
ok, thanks very much.Quote:
Originally Posted by 0sec
BTW, you wrote up there "ect" instead of "eTC" :)
took me a few minutes but i manage to realize it, anyway ok i connect and there
is an empty folder called PUB, and thats it, cant get anywhere else.
so i do i get things in there?
and... how do i password protect my FTP access?
thanks.
You're logging in anonymously. Get a ftp client like Filezilla to login using your username and password, or put this into the address in Internet Explorer: ftp://username:password@vps***.leeware.com/
Then, you should be able to see your home directory which I'm assuming is /root/.
To turn off anonymous login, type in putty:
vim /etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf (edit the vsftpd config file)
and change anonymous_enable=YES to NO
EDIT: forgot, you then have to restart vsftpd, type: /etc/init.d/vsftpd restart
hmm, still doesnt work, it says that it starts it OK.
but when i try to connect with my user and pass it tells me:
530 premission denied, or from some program it tells me "extender error"
though the regular anonymous login still works (i didnt turn it off cuz it didnt work)
thanks
Sorry, I forgot vsftpd by default won't allow root to login, hence the permission denied. It's not very safe to login as root, but here is how:
vim /etc/vsftpd/ftpusers
remove 'root' from the file, save and quit
vim /etc/vsftpd/user_list
remove 'root' from the file, save and quit
then restart vsftpd: /etc/init.d/vsftpd restart
on fedora.. if you just wanna make the service starting a little easier.. you can use
service vsftpd stop
service vsftpd start
service vsftpd restart
or anything like that
Quote:
Originally Posted by 0sec
I had a problem with my box setting up vsftpd, when i wanted to forbid anonymous access, the server wasn't starting up at all
i used : "/sbin/service vsftpd start" instead of "/ect/init.d/vsftpd start"
and everything is fine with that, no idea why
maybe it will help someone so i post it
it's /etc, not /ect.
To have vsftpd autostart when your leeware is restarted:
chkconfig --add vsftpd
chkconfig --level 345 vsftpd on
thanks.
since its not wise to login as root, if i create a user and logon as that user would it be any safer?
Yes, it is safer to create a new user to use. With a user, you can still execute most root commands as well if you configure and use 'sudo', type 'man sudo' to learn more...
ok, i cant connect to ftp with my new user, he doesnt have axx
any time i try "man sudo" the description is cut in the middle, dont know why.
so from the root how do i grant my new user access so that i can connect to ftp through it?