- CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 HOW TO
- CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 INSTALL
- CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 CODE
- CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 PC
- CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 WINDOWS
Response:ĕ50 New folder: Permission denied Status:Ĝreating directory '/upload/New folder/'. Well either way I can't modify anything in the upload directory
CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 INSTALL
There should be a reason why the install fail on your system. Ouch, the install definitively went bad, check that you have well all the repositoriues enable (main,universe, multiverse, restricted) and try to reinstall.
CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 CODE
Subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1Įrrors were encountered while processing:Į: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) Invoke-rc.d: initscript proftpd, action "start" failed.ĭpkg: error processing proftpd (-configure): warning: unable to determine IP address of 'psycho' * Starting ftp server proftpd - IPv4 getaddrinfo 'psycho' error: No address associated with hostname Not creating home directory `/var/run/proftpd'. Fatal: error processing configuration file '/etc/proftpd/nf' warning: unable to determine IP address of 'Auriga' * Starting ftp server proftpd - IPv4 getaddrinfo 'Auriga' error: No address associated with hostname # Lock all the users in home directory, ***** really important *****Īnd just to recap, here's the error I'm getting:
# Set /home/FTP-shared directory as home directory # This message is displayed for each access good or not # Display a message after a successful login # (second parm) from being group and world writable. # Umask 022 is a good standard umask to prevent new files and dirs # Set the user and group that the server normally runs at. # Port 21 is the standard FTP port, so you may prefer to use another port for s$ # I don't choose to use /etc/ftpusers file (set inside the users you want to ba$ # It's better for debug to create log files -) # To really apply changes reload proftpd after modifications. Hi frodon, sorry for the delay ion getting back to you. Post your nf just in case, if it's not in your nf i would say the issue is in /etc/hosts file with a missing hostname (here Auriga) at the end of the "localhost" line. (FireFTP for Firefox didn't work for me and it's error messages aren't very helpful either) Google "free ftp client" and choose one (i use coreftp). It's pretty crappy, and if you can't connect it will probably not help you as its' error messages are useless.
CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 WINDOWS
*for file sharing between windows and ubuntu, when trying to connect from windows to proftpd, dont' use Internet Explorer (IE). (frodon, you might want to put a notice of that in the tutorial so people won't have to spend time trying to figure out the problem) I spent 2 days trying to "fix" the problem, only to find out in the end that my FTP server was working flawlessly, it was my router preventing me to connect!!! Using a proxy to connect is supposed to solve the problem, but it didn't for me.
CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 PC
When I say another connection I don't mean another computer from your network!!!! I mean a friends pc or something else. I don't think you can turn that off, so you will have to find another connection to test you FTP.
(I think it's called loop protection or something). It's probably because your modem/router prevents you from sending information out and then in again. *when trying to connect to your FTP from the internet and you getĬannot connect to your_external_ip: Connection refused
CONFIGURE FILEZILLA SERVER 1.3.0 HOW TO
How to solve the problem? You either change the port you are using for your FTP or disable the modem/routers' FTP. But it's not what you've been trying to do, it has nothing to do with proftpd. Try putting the username and psswd you use to configure your modem/router and you'll probably be able to login.
In that case you will see you are connected but your login will always fail. It's not only for safety reasons, it's because some modems or routers have an "internal FTP" which in most of the cases is on by default. * if you decided not to follow frodons' HOWTO and go with port 21, think it over. I only got to page 20something) here's some advice: And of course everybody that has given a piece of advice in this thread.Īfter 3-4 days i finally managed to set up an FTP, which turned out really handy for file sharing between my ubuntu machine and a windows laptop that we have at home.I also decided to make it accessible from the internet (which is what actually troubled me the most)įor all the newbies trying to do the same thing (this might have already been mentioned, but I couldn't read through the entire thread, it's pretty large.
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