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By rayman - Posted on September 12, 2005 - 09:31:56 (#17715)
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I have arrived to start tftpd by bone service, and can upload file with a tftp client on linux, but one pb appear when I put a file on serveur. A creating file not works, but append only, and if the file exist before.
pearhaps have you an idea ?
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By jonas.kirilla - Posted on April 27, 2005 - 22:04:30 (#16444)
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Thanks, Cale. I think you'll have to wait for Haiku though. Vsftpd uses mmap() so it would need some reconstructive surgery. There's probably some other decent ftpd that could be ported.
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By DLaz - Posted on April 27, 2005 - 21:39:12 (#16443)
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Nice to see you still going at it. I'm setting up a couple of new systems, I'll give this a try on them before they go out.
Now if I just had VSFTP like I use on Linux.
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By rayman - Posted on April 27, 2005 - 03:29:52 (#16439)
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thank you for your answer ! I try it with cisco switch or linux PC ( if it have tftp client ) and I return results to you.
next thanks.
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By jonas.kirilla - Posted on April 27, 2005 - 02:45:42 (#16437)
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I'm glad you like it, rayman. Yale-tftpd should work ok, being as old and proven as it is, (even with the few changes I made), but I have to recommend trying it first on something that doesn't have the potential to break, as I imagine firmware updates can. I don't think there's a tftp client for BeOS, but if you happen to have a Unix or similar installed on some other box you probably have one there.
Config location: /etc/tftpd.conf should work.
It's the same as /boot/beos/etc/tftpd.conf
Here's my config:
defaultDirectory "/boot/tftpboot"
rootDirectory "/boot/tftpboot"
debugLevel 255
accessList 2 readonly 192.168.0.41 0.0.0.255
#defaultAccessList 2
#restrict pmaxinst 2
I don't remember offhand what it all means, but it works. Perhaps the man page offers enough hints. I've got a device that gets it's [static] IP from BeOS's dhcpd and subsequently boots off a binary it gets from the tftpd. Old school but cool.
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By rayman - Posted on April 27, 2005 - 02:03:11 (#16434)
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thanks for this application !
I can test on update Cisco switch, but I don't know where I put the tftpd.conf on BeOS. ( perhaps "/etc/" ).
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