How to configure PureFTPd over SSL

Pure-FTPd is a free (BSD), secure, production-quality and standard-conformant FTP server. It doesn’t provide useless bells and whistles, but focuses on efficiency and ease of use. It provides simple answers to common needs, plus unique useful features for personal users as well as hosting providers.

Pure-FTPd is actively supported, and it was always designed with security in mind, and the code is always re-audited as new kind of vulnerabilities are discussed. The server can run with privilege separation for paranoid security. It can even run 100% non-root, with its built-in chroot() emulation and virtual accounts. Transmission of cleartext passwords and commands can be avoided : Pure-FTPd has optional support for an SSL/TLS encryption layer using the OpenSSL library.

Basically this tutorial show you how to configure pureFTPd over SSL and this is based on SuSE Linux Enterprise Server with basic SLES setup.

  • Install pureFTPd rpm either using rpm command or YaST
  • Edit pureFTPd config file
  • vi /etc/pure-ftpd/pure-ftpd.conf

    ChrootEveryone yes
    AnonymousOnly no
    NoAnonymous yes
    VerboseLog yes
    PAMAuthentication yes
    AnonymousCanCreateDirs no
    AnonymousCantUpload yes
    TLS 2

    AnonymousOnly – This will allow virtual user login

    NoAnonymous – This will disallow anonymous login

    VerboseLog – Log all client commands

    AnonymousCanCreateDirs – Disallow anonymous create Dirs

    AnonymousCantUpload – Disallow anonymous users to upload new files

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Official Comment From Maxis Broadband?

I wrote about Maxis Broadband 2 years back and getting 437 comments so far (continue counting). Yesterday I have received one comment that claim to be from  Maxis Broadband team. Official comment from Maxis Broadband team? I have no idea dude.

Here you go:

Dear Subscriber,
Thank you for alerting us about your experience with our Broadband service. We are deeply concerned that you are having a less than desirable experience with Maxis Broadband and would like to resolve this as soon as possible. In order to do this, we would very much appreciate it if you could register your experience in our feedback form, which can be accessed in the link below:
http://www.maxis.com.my/personal/general/personal/feedback_new.asp

Select Issues : Broadband
Products : Wireless/Wired Broadband
Your completed form will allow us to contact you personally to help you resolve your issues.
We seek your understanding to refrain from emailing direct to individuals as we have a special team to look into your grievances. Our policy will allow you to rescind your contract should we diagnose you to have poor service.
Thank you.
Maxis Broadband Team

IP Address: 121.120.xxx.xx
Email: maxisxxx@yahoo.com

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Malaysian Candidates Required to Have Blogs

Slashdot posted a linked from CNN about  “Malaysian Candidates Required to Have Blogs”.

Seriously I think these new will be read by million of peoples over the world and I believed people will laugh at us especially our minister.

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Some candidates for posts in Malaysia’s ruling party will be required to set up blogs, an official said Friday, a turnaround for governing politicians who had derided online politicking.

Abdul Rahman Dahlan, secretary general of the United Malays National Organization party’s youth wing, said all those vying for national youth posts must have blogs to introduce themselves and their programs ahead of party elections in December.

It was not known if any senior leaders of the party will also start blogs to emulate opposition Democratic Action Party leader Lim Kit Siang, who has a popular Web journal.

But the decision appeared aimed at countering heavy losses that the ruling National Front coalition suffered in last month’s general elections, partly because they underestimated the power of online campaigning. The United Malays National Party dominates the coalition.

“All candidates must have blogs,” Abdul Rahman told The Associated Press. “If not, they are not qualified to be leaders.”

In the past, party politicians have said bloggers spread lies and rumors. Many of Malaysia’s blogs contain commentary critical of the government.

But now, even youth deputy Khairy Jamaluddin — who once compared bloggers to monkeys living by the law of the jungle — has a blog.

“The last election showed that we lost the cyberwar. We need to embrace the technology now,” Abdul Rahman said.

He said help will be available for party members who do not know how to create a blog.

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Rapidshare Premium Account Give Away 01

Updated: The winner goes to Will Chua. An update email will send to Will Chua soon.

This is the first time Planet Malaysia giving away FREE One Month Rapidshare Premium Account worth EUR$6.99. We know the prize is not that much but we promised, we’ll try to have more promotion soon. Stay tune!
Simple Step to win Rapidshare Premium Acount:

Subscribe to Planet Malaysia OR Planet Malaysia Blog Feed.

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Write a post with minimum one link back to http://www.planetmy.com or http://www.planetmy.com/blog.

Send us an email with subject: Rapidshare Premium Account Give Away 01 at:

This is to make sure we have your email details for lucky draw.
NOTE: Please DO NOT send us your email more than ONCE! It will NOT increase your chance in winning but only lowering your chance because I’m consider CHEATING!

The lucky draw will be held on 30 April 2008 and the result will post here. Additional email will send to winner within the next 7 days. Good luck!

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How To Add New Username Using Default Password with OpenSSL in SuSE Linux Enterprise Server

How To Add New Username Using Default Password with OpenSSL in SuSE Linux Enterprise Server

Creating a single or two username in SLES is simple job but creating 100 or 1000 new usernames in Linux using manual command line would be pain.

I would like to share about using OpenSSL for creating new username in SLES and probably work for other Linux distro as well.

#Create a default password using OpenSSL
openssl passwd -crypt mysecretpassword

#Example of password output
D4KtJYzzCtz3x

#Create a new username(e.g. myusername1, 2 & 3using default password)
useradd -m myusername1 -d /home/myusername1 -p D4KtJYzzCtz3x
useradd -m myusername2 -d /home/myusername2 -p D4KtJYzzCtz3x
useradd -m myusername3 -d /home/myusername3 -p D4KtJYzzCtz3x

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