Setup of two FTPs on the same server with two ethernet cards?
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I would like to setup two FTPs on the same server using very secure FTP daemon VSFTP. I have two ethernet cards on the same server.
First VSFTP has been setup and it is working perfectly, however when I set up the second VSFTP it gives me the error below:
"VSFTPD DEAD BUT SUBSYS LOCKED"
Would you please advice?
linux ftp vsftpd
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I would like to setup two FTPs on the same server using very secure FTP daemon VSFTP. I have two ethernet cards on the same server.
First VSFTP has been setup and it is working perfectly, however when I set up the second VSFTP it gives me the error below:
"VSFTPD DEAD BUT SUBSYS LOCKED"
Would you please advice?
linux ftp vsftpd
edited Sep 13 at 15:19
Goro
5,47052460
asked Sep 13 at 15:01
ABHI
11
Generic comment (without knowing vsftpd): you should include in the question the different setups of your two instances, especially how you dealt with the specific interface or ip for each instance. You can't fire it twice and expect one will choose an interface/ip, and the other one the other interface without specific configuration.
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I would like to setup two FTPs on the same server using very secure FTP daemon VSFTP. I have two ethernet cards on the same server.
First VSFTP has been setup and it is working perfectly, however when I set up the second VSFTP it gives me the error below:
"VSFTPD DEAD BUT SUBSYS LOCKED"
Would you please advice?
linux ftp vsftpd
edited Sep 13 at 15:19
Goro
5,47052460
asked Sep 13 at 15:01
ABHI
11
I would like to setup two FTPs on the same server using very secure FTP daemon VSFTP. I have two ethernet cards on the same server.
First VSFTP has been setup and it is working perfectly, however when I set up the second VSFTP it gives me the error below:
"VSFTPD DEAD BUT SUBSYS LOCKED"
Would you please advice?
linux ftp vsftpd
linux ftp vsftpd
edited Sep 13 at 15:19
Goro
5,47052460
asked Sep 13 at 15:01
ABHI
11
edited Sep 13 at 15:19
Goro
5,47052460
asked Sep 13 at 15:01
ABHI
11
edited Sep 13 at 15:19
Goro
5,47052460
edited Sep 13 at 15:19
Goro
5,47052460
edited Sep 13 at 15:19
Goro
5,47052460
5,47052460
asked Sep 13 at 15:01
ABHI
11
asked Sep 13 at 15:01
ABHI
11
asked Sep 13 at 15:01
ABHI
11
11
Generic comment (without knowing vsftpd): you should include in the question the different setups of your two instances, especially how you dealt with the specific interface or ip for each instance. You can't fire it twice and expect one will choose an interface/ip, and the other one the other interface without specific configuration.
– A.B
Sep 14 at 17:35
add a comment |Â
Generic comment (without knowing vsftpd): you should include in the question the different setups of your two instances, especially how you dealt with the specific interface or ip for each instance. You can't fire it twice and expect one will choose an interface/ip, and the other one the other interface without specific configuration.
– A.B
Sep 14 at 17:35
Generic comment (without knowing vsftpd): you should include in the question the different setups of your two instances, especially how you dealt with the specific interface or ip for each instance. You can't fire it twice and expect one will choose an interface/ip, and the other one the other interface without specific configuration.
– A.B
Sep 14 at 17:35
Generic comment (without knowing vsftpd): you should include in the question the different setups of your two instances, especially how you dealt with the specific interface or ip for each instance. You can't fire it twice and expect one will choose an interface/ip, and the other one the other interface without specific configuration.
– A.B
Sep 14 at 17:35
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Generic comment (without knowing vsftpd): you should include in the question the different setups of your two instances, especially how you dealt with the specific interface or ip for each instance. You can't fire it twice and expect one will choose an interface/ip, and the other one the other interface without specific configuration.
– A.B
Sep 14 at 17:35