 | | | vsftpd .message file format | vsftpd .message file format 2005-04-20 - By Mike Vanecek
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On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 13:10:33 -0500, Steve Buehler wrote
> At 11:41 AM 4/20/2005, you wrote:
>
>>One can create banner message files and directory message files with vsftpd.
>> I have been searching trying to find the format for those files without
>> success. For example, some ftp servers can use a .message file format to
>> show the value of variables in the message:
>
> man vsftpd says to "See Also vsftpd.conf(5)". So I would say you
> should do that. man 5 vsftpd.conf That talks about it for turning it
> on in the config file. The format is just "typing". "dirmessage_enable"
I know how to enable it within vsftpd.conf .... What I am trying to find is
the allowable format and available variables/tokens that can be used within
the .message file (or whatever). The tcpwrapper tokens do not seem to do
anything (%c or %h or ...).
As stated in the original message, for example, I would like the welcome
message to insert the appropriate values for the indicated tokens.
cat welcome.message
Welcome %U from %R to the ftp server.
We have %N connections at %T.
All activities are logged.
I have looked at all the vsftpd doco without success and am beginning to think
that vsftpd is token challenged.
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