Couple of issues with Corepure64

[TomT]

Hi.
I've installed TinyCore15 32bit into Virtualbox, installed bftpd and openssh.
/opt, /home and /tce where setup with the following boot options 'opt=sda1 home=sda1 tce=sda1' and all seems to be working well.

I've now decided to try Corepure64 in Hyper-V, I've used the same boot options and installed openssh.
I've edited my /opt/.filetool.lst to include the following.

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opt
home
usr/local/etc/ssh
usr/local/etc/init.d
etc/passwd
etc/shadow
etc/group
Following a reboot everything appears to be working except openssh.

When I run:

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sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/openssh start
I get

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sudo: /usr/local/etc/init.d/openssh: command not found.
I've checked and /usr/local/etc/ssh & /usr/local/etc/init.d are there, but the openssh symbolic link is broken.
It is pointing to /tmp/tcloop/openssh/usr/local/etc/init.d/openssh which doesn't exist.

If I reinstall openSSH, then it will work until I reboot.  I don't have this issue on the 32bit version.
Can someone advise how to resolve this.

I've also noticed bftpd doesn't exist on the 64Bit version.
I know there is lftpd, proftpd and pure-ftpd could someone advise which is the better option. I need to allow a specific username/password to a folder and subfolders for read access only. That is it.

Thanks
Happy New year to all.

    [Edit]: Added code tags.  Rich

[patrikg]

if sudo not found maybe your path to sudo is wrong.

[Juanito]

Is the problem caused by having usr/local/etc/init.d in your backup?

[Rich]

Hi TomT
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[Rich]

Hi TomT

... I've checked and /usr/local/etc/ssh & /usr/local/etc/init.d are there, but the openssh symbolic link is broken.
It is pointing to /tmp/tcloop/openssh/usr/local/etc/init.d/openssh which doesn't exist.

If I reinstall openSSH, then it will work until I reboot. ...

It sounds like openssh.tcz is not being loaded when you boot.
Try adding  openssh.tcz  to your  tce/onboot.lst  file.

[TomT]

Hi,
Sorry for not using code tags.

I've removed

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usr/local/etc/init.d, /opt and /home from /opt/.filetool.lst then saved my settings.
Following a reboot SSH is now working. Thanks

Any idea on the FTP server ?
On the 32bit build I'm using bftpd, which is working as I want.

All I need is to serve one folder including subfolders, with the user specifying a specific username and password to connect.
Ideally it should be read only, we no delete or rename option.

Thanks

[Rich]

Hi TomT
Maybe  ftpd  from  inetutils-servers.tcz  would work for you?

... Ideally it should be read only, we no delete or rename option.

Wouldn't that be controlled by file permissions and which user/group
the ftp server was running under?

So if the directory was 644 root:root then only root could modify its contents.
If the ftp server were run by  tc:staff , shouldn't it then appear to be read only?

[CNK]

Any idea on the FTP server ?
On the 32bit build I'm using bftpd, which is working as I want.

All I need is to serve one folder including subfolders, with the user specifying a specific username and password to connect.
Ideally it should be read only, we no delete or rename option.

I haven't used bftpd, but I agree with Rich that ftpd in inetutils-servers.tcz sounds good for that. Note that it is installed to /usr/local/lib/inetutils/ftpd so you need to use that full path to run the server program. Use the "-D" option to run it directly, or it can be run by the inetd super-server with this line in /opt/inetd.conf, when that is started with "inetd /opt/inetd.conf":

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ftp stream tcp nowait root /usr/local/lib/inetutils/ftpd ftpd -l


[Rich]

Hi TomT
This documentation may be of some use:
https://www.gnu.org/software/inetutils/manual/inetutils.html#ftpd-invocation
https://www.gnu.org/software/inetutils/manual/html_node/Configuration-file.html

[TomT]

Thanks for the replies.
Before I'd seen them I'd installed proftpd and seem to have got that working as I need.

Thanks