Best way to fix a hack is to back up your data and
restore the entire OS from scratch using a cobalt restore CD. That way you can
be sure that your system does not have some back door lurking
someplace. Of course, this is not always very
possible...
Your second choice would at least be reinstalling
the FTP service. For that, you would have to download the same version of proftp
that cobalt is using (you can probably find an rpm at www.redhat.com) and install it over your
current setup. Also, you will have to be sure that your entire configuration
matches the way cobalt originally set things up, or the web admin will be broken
(I would contact cobalt and see if they have some kind of .pkg file that could
do this for you - you may have to pay them for it though). In fact, if you can't
afford to shut down your raq for a day and restore from the cobalt OS restore
CD, your best bet is to pay the cobalt people to fix it for you.
Kevin
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