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SELinux?

SELinux?

2007-11-02       - By m.roth2006@(protected)

 Back
Buddy,

>Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2007 11:04:49 -0500
>From: <buddyj@(protected)>  
>
>I agree.  FTP doesn't work between two RH machines (for me) with Selinux
enabled.  I can ftp to/from any other enviroment, but not between any two
Selinux enabled Redhats.  So my RH auto ftp scripts disables, then re-enables,
Selinux now.  
>
>I could find no solution, nor did any one offer one here on the list.
<snip>
Well, I can understand that, since ftp's insecure. Have you looked at scp? You
can generate a public and private key, put one on one box, and the other on the
other, and scp without needing a password.

      mark

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