From: D. Ratliff (ddratliff@yahoo.com)
Date: Fri Jan 18 2008 - 11:01:12 EST
thanks for all the suggestions/questions...
Several folks asked for a sample output. the ftp
sessions were initiated from two different sources,
the first a PC from the dos/cmd window.. the 2nd ftp
session was initiated from an x86 running solaris 10
on it.
one person suggested we truss the ftp session, i had
forgotten to mention that we had tried that and
compared that truss output to a known good ftp session
and could not see any differences that led us down the
garden path...
also, several folks asked if the ftp service was
running, that was the first thing I had checked and
indeed, an svcs | grep ftp says it's online.
several other questions from other folks:
is it using standard ports? yes, ports 20 and 21..
using chroot ?? not sure how this plays into using
ftp, as i've never used this before..
i still haven't solved this..
here's is the output of the sessions:
PC Client
D:\Profiles\w00112\My
Documents\AXS2200\Incognito\Software>ftp
192.168.100.131
Connected to 192.168.100.131.
220 Incognito FTP Server
User (192.168.100.131:(none)): root
230 Logged in.
ftp> exit
Invalid command.
ftp> quit
221 Goodbye.
D:\Profiles\w00112\My
Documents\AXS2200\Incognito\Software>ftp
192.168.100.131
Connected to 192.168.100.131.
220 Incognito FTP Server
User (192.168.100.131:(none)): scfg1
230 Logged in.
ftp> quit
221 Goodbye.
Name (192.168.100.131:iconfig): scfg1
230 Logged in.
ftp> NLST
?Invalid command
ftp> ls
not implemented.
ftp> quit
200 Port command successful
x86 client (Solaris)
bash-3.00$ ftp 192.168.100.131
Connected to 192.168.100.131.
220 Incognito FTP Server
Name (192.168.100.131:iconfig): scfg1
230 Logged in.
ftp> quit
not implemented.
bash-3.00$ ftp 192.168.100.131
Connected to 192.168.100.131.
220 Incognito FTP Server
Name (192.168.100.131:iconfig): root
230 Logged in.
ftp> quit
bash-3.00$ ftp 192.168.100.131
Connected to 192.168.100.131.
220 Incognito FTP Server
Name (192.168.100.131:iconfig): scfg1
230 Logged in.
ftp> quit
not implemented.
bash-3.00$ ftp 192.168.100.131
Connected to 192.168.100.131.
220 Incognito FTP Server
Name (192.168.100.131:iconfig): root
230 Logged in.
ftp> exit
?Invalid command
ftp> ls
not implemented.
ftp> nlst
?Invalid command
ftp> NLST
?Invalid command
ftp>
ftp> quit
not implemented.
bash-3.00$ ftp 192.168.100.131
Connected to 192.168.100.131.
220 Incognito FTP Server
Name (192.168.100.131:iconfig): root
230 Logged in.
ftp> quit
not implemented.
bash-3.00$ ftp 192.168.100.131
Connected to 192.168.100.131.
220 Incognito FTP Server
Name (192.168.100.131:iconfig): scfg1
230 Logged in.
ftp> quit
not implemented.
Name (192.168.100.131:iconfig): scfg1
230 Logged in.
ftp> NLST
?Invalid command
ftp> ls
not implemented.
ftp> quit
--- "D. Ratliff" <ddratliff@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> > Hey All,
> >
> > this one has driven me crazy enough to give in and
> > ask
> > you all...
> >
> > we have a SUN V245 with solaris 10 6/06. I didn't
> > set
> > this OS up, nor configure any of it, so not sure
> how
> > it got this way, I was merely asked to help out...
> >
> > when we ftp into this system, it never prompts for
> a
> > password for any user, root, user1, user2 etc.. it
> > sends us directly to the ftp> prompt
> >
> > which appears to be successful, but then at the
> > prompt, it will not take any of the ftp commands..
> > i.e.
> >
> > we try an ls cmd and it says something to the
> effect
> > command not implemented... and we can't transfer
> > files
> > either...
> >
> > i've googled the heck out of this looking to see
> how
> > ftp can be setup without a password and can only
> > find
> > references to the anonymous user wrt no
> password...
> >
> > have investigated the pam.conf file as a possible
> > source, but it looks correct to me... i don't have
> a
> > listing of the pam.conf file readily available
> from
> > here, as the system is on a private network..
> >
> > any clues???
> >
> > appreciate it..
> >
> > Don
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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