You can also run lsof -i :21 to see all the connections, username connected, and process id.
Andrew Hull wrote:
Each vsftpd user will have their own process on the server. You could list them with a:
ps -aef | grep vsftpd
And optionally, kill any process you wish to terminate the corresponding connection.
Andrew
Chris Mauritz wrote:
Bank wrote:
hi, is there anyway to monitor vstpd connections to my computer? like a utility like ftpwho? Also how would i kick off current users connected to my server.
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I'm not aware of any "easy to use" monitor. Kicking off current users is as easy as:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/vsftpd stop/start/restart
Cheers,
C
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