vsftpd怎么无法启动阿？？

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  5&gt;     Subject: Re: vsftpd dead but subsys locked  
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 21&gt;         On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 08:55:08 -0500, Mark Stevens wrote:  
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 25&gt;     &gt; I am running vsftpd on a RedHat 9.0 professional server.  
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 29&gt;     &gt; Following 'service vsftpd status' i get "vsftpd dead but subsys locked"  
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 45&gt;         &gt; The server was working fine. Monday morning at 7:30am files were uploaded  
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 47&gt;         &gt; to the server. At 8am we rebooted the server. After the restart the error  
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 53&gt;         &gt; I have posted to linuxquestions.org, sent an e-mail to chris at beasts.org,  
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 55&gt;         &gt; spoken with RedHat tech support. No luck so far.  
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 59&gt;         &gt; Here is what I have tried to date:  
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 61&gt;         &gt; Restart vsftpd  
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 63&gt;         &gt; Restart xinetd  
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 67&gt;     Why restart xinetd? In Red Hat Linux 9 vsftpd runs as a standalone  
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 69&gt;     daemon.  
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 75&gt;     &gt; check all log files, nothing of notice on failure  
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 77&gt;     &gt; check config file. config file never changed and replaced with a back up  
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 79&gt;     &gt; copy (I have two of every config file)  
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 83&gt;     &gt; Please can't someone help me?  
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 89&gt;         First of all, verify the vsftpd package integrity:  
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 93&gt;         rpm --verify vsftpd  
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 97&gt;         Then stop the service:  
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101&gt;         service vsftpd stop  
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105&gt;         Look if the ftp port is free:  
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109&gt;         netstat -tpa | grep ftp  
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113&gt;     Verify that you have user "ftp" in /etc/passwd (and /etc/shadow).  
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115&gt;     Verify ftp's home directory.  
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121&gt;     Then -- although you write you've done this already -- start with a  
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