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What I think your asking is how to download the file onto a floppy in
windows, and move it into place on your gnu/linux box. If that's what
you're asking, then here goes.

1. Download the file to the floppy with ie, or whatever else you use
in windows.

2. Mount the floppy on your gnu/linux box with something like:

mount /mnt/floppy

3. Move the file from the floppy to your /etc directory:

mv /mnt/floppy/vsftpd.conf /etc/

4. Unmount the floppy with something like:

umount /mnt/floppy

5. Restart your ftp server.

Hth.

Greg


On Wed, Jan 19, 2005 at 02:06:32AM -0500, John McCann wrote:
> I'll chime in here since I've been trying to get my vsftpd.conf file to 
> Glenn. I confronted the same problem he's confronting now, and my file 
> works. (By way of acknowledgement, the file is mostly Janina's work, but I 
> uncovered the particular line that will enable others to see his site since 
> Glenn, like me, is behind a router / firewall.)
> 
> In addition to putting up my vsftpd.conf file on my ftp server and directing 
> Glenn to it, I did also send it to him as an email attachment. (Glenn has a 
> windows XP box as well; don't know if he's using a linux-based email client, 
> or, if so, which one.) I'm thinking that Glenn could download my vsftpd.conf 
> file to a floppy, and then copy it over to the /etc directory to replace 
> what he's got now; the old "sneaker net", but I myself have now forgotten 
> how to do this, so if anyone would care to edify us both?
> 
> TIA!
> 
> John McCann
> 
> 

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