Urlaubsfotos, Thesen, Fun
Die Axt im Hause ersetz den Zimmermann!
In diesem Fall sprechen wir von ImageMagick. Unter Debian installiert man es ganz einfach mit
apt-get install imagemagick
die folgende Zeile erledigt dann die Konvertierung des PDFs in das JPG
convert -density 300 file.pdf file.jpg
Für den Parameter -density sind übliche Werte wie 72, 300, 600 ohne Problem verdaulich.
Wer stellt mich wieder auf meine Beine?
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2006-October/096075.html
´After spending the whole day tweaking and experimenting with vsftpd I
now have it setup as follows. Anonymous login, read only, with upload
enabled in one directory. I have a list of local users that can login
over SSL, and have read/write access to files in their jails. The
problem is that some of these users I want to be ftp-specific so they
don’t need valid shells. However if any of the users has the
shell /bin/false in the passwd file then when they try to login to the
ftp is says LOGIN INVALID. Please, how can I go about allowing users to
loging but without giving them valid shells?
A lot of experimenting revelaed vsftpd would only let users login that
had a home directory of /home/$user and a shell, either /bin/bash
or /bin/sh specified in /etc/passwd. I’m stumped.
On Friday 06 October 2006 19:53, Gabriel M Dragffy wrote:
> This would seem to be a bit of a small discrepency, why can’t vsftpd
> allow a user to login that has a shell of /bin/false? Pureftpd can, no
> probs, hmm.
Sorry, I should have covered that. You can add /bin/false instead
of /sbin/nologin to the list of shells in /etc/shells. We use
/sbin/nologin for compatibility across our various Redhat, Fedora,
Debian and Ubuntu systems.
–Mike Bird
From a nother Source
Make sure you have
pam_service_name=vsftpd
in your /etc/vsftpd.conf
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