For what it is worth, I do that with the ftpd service in busybox. if you run
ftpd --help
That then refers to tcpsvd. My actual command is
tcpsvd -vE 0.0.0.0 21 ftpd -a root -w /root/ftpd/
For what it is worth, I do that with the ftpd service in busybox. if you run
ftpd --help
That then refers to tcpsvd. My actual command is
tcpsvd -vE 0.0.0.0 21 ftpd -a root -w /root/ftpd/
I don't know if it the the cause of your problem, but the un-escaped quotation marks in the first line look questionable (no pun intended.)
Xenia Pup should have vi built in, courtesy of busybox. Have you tried that?
I can't speak for Cobaka, but when I tried to keep mysave file on, admittedly cheap, USB drives, I only could only get about 100 to 200 sessionis on it before it got corrupt. I now do what Cobaka is trying to do. What sort of luck have others had?
@rcrsn51
I would be interested in hearing the simple solution to making a particular gateway have a highter priority.
Thanks.
Yes. Of course this fixes the symptom (assuming your problem is the same as mine.) I haven't had a chance to fix it permanently myself yet.
I do something similar to what defort does (using Bionic and Xenial64,) and found that frisbee network manager will put in two default gateways. Deleting the default gateway for the "local network" fixes the symptom.