All the FTP services users must be LUM enabled.
Map these parameters during FTP migration from NetWare to Linux:
Table 23-1 NetWare Linux FTP FTPd Mapping Parameters
NetWare FTP Parameters |
Linux Pure FTPd Parameters |
---|---|
SECURE_CONNECTIONS_ONLY |
TLS |
PASSIVE_PORT_MIN |
PassivePortRange |
PASSIVE_PORT_MAX |
PassivePortRange |
MAX_FTP_SESSIONS |
MaxClientsNumber |
HOST_IP_ADDR |
Bind |
FTP_PORT |
Bind |
FORCE_PASSIVE_ADDR |
ForcePassiveIP |
ANONYMOUS_ACCESS |
AnonymousOnly |
IDLE_SESSION_TIMEOUT |
MaxIdleTime |
If SECURE_CONNECTIONS_ONLY is set in NetWare and an FTP migration certificate does not exist on Linux, a default FTP certficate (/etc/ssl/private/pure-ftpd.pem) is created, using either an eDirectory certificate (/etc/ssl/servercerts/eDircert.pem) of the target server or the server certificate (/etc/ssl/servercerts/servercert.pem). If neither of them exists, the migration creates a certificate with default parameters. The admin can replace this by creating a new certficate using the steps listed in Create Certificate Procedure
.
The ForcePassiveIP field in NetWare when left blank or set as 0.0.0.0 indicates none specified. However, on linux, it is interpreted as is and therefore can lead to server binding to invalid IP address resulting in loss of functionality. The migration script is updated to ignore IP 0.0.0.0, and created .bak file for preserving the original linux conf file for administrative reference.