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Here's another nice howto <a href="http://www.brennan.id.au/14-FTP_Server.html" rel="ugc">http://www.brennan.id.au/14-FTP_Server.html</a>&nbsp;... which (although a bit redhattish) detail how to determine if vsftpd support ssl at al, by way of<br />
ldd /usr/sbin/vsftpd | grep ssl<br />
... if it returns something, vsftpd is dynamically linked against the ssl library, else it isn't (might be staticallly linked in, but this is rather unlikely... One might try determine this wih tools like objdump or nm, but.... it'd likely be a waste of time).<br />
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-- Glenn
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Here's another nice howto http://www.brennan.id.au/14-FTP_Server.html [http://www.brennan.id.au/14-FTP_Server.html] ... which (although a bit redhattish) detail how to determine if vsftpd support ssl at al, by way of
ldd /usr/sbin/vsftpd | grep ssl
... if it returns something, vsftpd is dynamically linked against the ssl library, else it isn't (might be staticallly linked in, but this is rather unlikely... One might try determine this wih tools like objdump or nm, but.... it'd likely be a waste of time).

-- Glenn

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not a complete answer .. but got a clue ..
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not a complete answer .. but got a clue ..

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I need to configure FTPS with VSFTPD in SUSE SLES 9.3. I require sample confguration and ways to test the connectivity
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I need to configure FTPS with VSFTPD in SUSE SLES 9.3. I require sample confguration and ways to test the connectivity

i want to configure FTPS with vsftpd. Please help

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