Re: [Proftpd-user] Using name-based virtual hosts

Apologies, I realize I didn't describe the behavior vs expected behavior 
in the email. To ease reading the logs, there are some commands inline 
with the log file like this:

# ftp c7test.ssec.wisc.edu

Given this command, I expected to connect to the c7test.ssec.wisc.edu 
VirtualHost. Instead, I am served the first VirtualHost defined in the 
config, <VirtualHost jessetest.ssec.wisc.edu>

===========
$ ftp c7test.ssec.wisc.edu
Connected to c7test.ssec.wisc.edu (128.104.109.161).
220 ProFTPD Server (jstroik vhost) [::ffff:128.104.109.161]
Name (c7test.ssec.wisc.edu:jstroik):
===========

The first giveaway is the server name. If I continue and log in 
anonymously, I'm put into the directory defined by <VritualHost 
[email protected]>

If i switch the order of the VirtualHosts in the config, I connect to 
the first defined <VirtualHost> regardless of which DNS name I use to 
reach the server.

I did also test with ServerAlias more thoroughly, but I didn't see any 
different behavior and according to the doc setting up a named 
VirtualHost includes a ServerAlias automatically.

Best,
Jesse Stroik


On 3/15/19 2:49 PM, Jesse Stroik via Proftp-user wrote:
> Hi Proftpd users,
> 
> I'm trying to set up an anonymous ftp server that allows users to access 
> multiple different directories as different users. A requirement I've 
> got is to avoid passwords and use host-based authentication exclusively.
> 
> Proftpd.out is attached as well as a simplified proftpd.conf I was 
> running on a test vm. I built RPMs out of the current git release and am 
> running on Centos 7.
> 
> My idea is to configure several virtualhosts corresponding to 
> serveraliases. I don't see anything obviously wrong in this log.
> 
> Best,
> Jesse Stroik
> 
> 
> 
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