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Feb 16, 2015 at 19:06 comment added goldilocks An init service was probably installed along with this, and that's what keeps respawning the process. If this is ubuntu or some other upstart based system, check with initctl list | grep vsftp; if it is debian wheezy try grep vsftp /etc/init.d/* (try this with upstart as well in case it used a sysv style script). If you get something, you either need to disable the init service, or use service (debian/sysv) or initctl (ubuntu/upstart) to control it.
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Feb 16, 2015 at 18:52 history asked Alper Turan CC BY-SA 3.0