systemd and ssh/ftp
 

Hi, i have a problem with systemd wich cant find the files to start both ssh and ftp. I tried using old sysinitv files wich exist in the repos but with no luck, I am using vsftp and openssh. I not in a firewall and i am not using SElinux. Anyone have anyidea of what is wrong?


Thanks, Ruy
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systemd and ssh/ftp
 

On 07/29/2012 11:34 AM, pringler01@gmail.com wrote:

I not in a firewall and i am not using SElinux. Anyone have anyidea of
what is wrong?


Aside from the fact that you've got a completely unprotected box[1]
sitting on the Internet waiting for somebody to install a rootkit, no.


[1]Except for the fact that, providentially, both ftp and ssh are disabled.
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systemd and ssh/ftp
 

Am 29.07.2012 20:48, schrieb Joe Zeff:
> On 07/29/2012 11:34 AM, pringler01@gmail.com wrote:
>> I not in a firewall and i am not using SElinux. Anyone have anyidea of
>> what is wrong?
>
> Aside from the fact that you've got a completely unprotected box sitting on the Internet waiting for somebody to
> install a rootkit, no.

interesting how someone do this if there are no open services?

no, i am not a fan of machines without firewalls because it
happens fast that a service is public accessable why it should
not but saying a proper configured machine needs a firewall is FUD

on the other hand if someone is not able to start sshd on a fedora box
it would be better to use as many firewalls as are available
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for sshd:

systemctl enable sshd.service
systemctl start sshd.service

why is somebody using old sysinitv files instead look
in /lib/systemd/system/ how the service-file is named?

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On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 3:48 PM, Joe Zeff <joe@zeff.us> wrote:


On 07/29/2012 11:34 AM, pringler01@gmail.com wrote:


I not in a firewall and i am not using SElinux. Anyone have anyidea of

what is wrong?




Aside from the fact that you've got a completely unprotected box[1] sitting on the Internet waiting for somebody to install a rootkit, no.



[1]Except for the fact that, providentially, both ftp and ssh are disabled.

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<sarcasm on>well, thank you for helping in enabling the vsftp service (i got to run the ssh part of the problem and is looking that the ftp will not go down without a fight), clearly i am idiot who doesn't know what a firewall and a selinux do and for some reason point that out to help in the debug of the problem. <sarcasm off>


Sorry if this sarcasm get to someone, i get to me than someone teaches me what i already know and in the FOOS world tell me what to do (what is this apple inc?), i am asking for some ideas not leasons.


Thanks for any ideas, Ruy
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On 07/29/2012 12:01 PM, pringler01@gmail.com wrote:

Sorry if this sarcasm get to someone, i get to me than someone teaches
me what i already know and in the FOOS world tell me what to do (what is
this apple inc?), i am asking for some ideas not leasons.


OK, now tell us why you thought that disabling your firewall would help.
And, for that matter, why disable SELinux[1] unless you're getting
alerts and the troubleshooter's suggestions don't help. Sometimes,
getting people to stop doing Bad Things is just as important as helping
them fix what's wrong and in this case, it could also help you avoid
future issues.


[1]Cargo Cult sysadminning at its worst, IMAO.
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On 29.07.2012 20:34,
pringler01@gmail.com wrote:



Hi, i have a problem with systemd wich cant find the files to start both
ssh and ftp. I tried using old sysinitv files wich exist in the repos but
with no luck, I am using vsftp and openssh. I not in a firewall and i am
not using SElinux. Anyone have anyidea of what is wrong?

Thanks, Ruy


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Please, check man systemctl.





Mateusz Marzantowicz



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systemd and ssh/ftp
 

On 29.07.2012 21:11, Joe Zeff wrote:
> On 07/29/2012 12:01 PM, pringler01@gmail.com wrote:
>> Sorry if this sarcasm get to someone, i get to me than someone teaches
>> me what i already know and in the FOOS world tell me what to do (what is
>> this apple inc?), i am asking for some ideas not leasons.
>
> OK, now tell us why you thought that disabling your firewall would
> help. And, for that matter, why disable SELinux[1] unless you're
> getting alerts and the troubleshooter's suggestions don't help.
> Sometimes, getting people to stop doing Bad Things is just as
> important as helping them fix what's wrong and in this case, it could
> also help you avoid future issues.
>
> [1]Cargo Cult sysadminning at its worst, IMAO.

I don't think it's your job to tell OP how he should protect his system.
It's up to him. If you can't provide information he asked for just
ignore this topic. He is free to enable/disable his SELinux and firewall
any time he likes to.


Mateusz Marzantowicz
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On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 4:12 PM, Mateusz Marzantowicz <mmarzantowicz@osdf.com.pl> wrote:







On 29.07.2012 20:34,
pringler01@gmail.com wrote:



Hi, i have a problem with systemd wich cant find the files to start both
ssh and ftp. I tried using old sysinitv files wich exist in the repos but
with no luck, I am using vsftp and openssh. I not in a firewall and i am
not using SElinux. Anyone have anyidea of what is wrong?

Thanks, Ruy


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Please, check man systemctl.





Mateusz Marzantowicz




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Yes this was in part the problem, my relationship with systemd (the other understanding the systemd language and the maintainers decision in naming the things i want to use). After a few discussion it started doing what i wanted, so now the problem is fixed.


Thanks, Ruy
PD: I have a router with firewall, because of that i don't need a second layer of protection (this is a house not Fort Knox), SELinux is disabled because if i screw up or something enter my system (probably a java applet or something of that nature) is on my to fix and learn.


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systemd and ssh/ftp
 

On 07/29/2012 12:17 PM, Mateusz Marzantowicz wrote:

I don't think it's your job to tell OP how he should protect his system.
It's up to him. If you can't provide information he asked for just
ignore this topic. He is free to enable/disable his SELinux and firewall
any time he likes to.


I've seen people reporting, both here and on fedoraforum.org that
they've disabled SELinux because of issues that don't seem to have
anything to do with it. I've never seen anybody report that it helped.
Quite frankly, I wonder why anybody would think it would help. Thus,
instead of just telling him he's wrong, I asked him why he thought it
would help because I'd like to learn the thinking behind it.

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systemd and ssh/ftp
 

On 07/29/2012 12:21 PM, pringler01@gmail.com wrote:


PD: I have a router with firewall, because of that i don't need a second
layer of protection (this is a house not Fort Knox), SELinux is disabled
because if i screw up or something enter my system (probably a java
applet or something of that nature) is on my to fix and learn.


Asked and answered. I can't say that I agree with you, but it's your box.
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