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ISPConfig 3 and ProFTPd
Hey,
I installed everything according to the Perfect Server Tutorial but the FTP server because ProFTPd was preinstalled and ready-to-use. Is it possible to use ISPConfig 3 with ProFTPd and if yes, what do I have to change? If not, when I have to remove ProFTPd and install Pure FTP, what do I have to do to make it work with ISPConfig? Thanks in advance. |
Oh nvm, I found this: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=52760 which I will try out. Wish me luck :-)
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proftpd is not supported by OISPConfig. ISPConfig uses pure-ftps. I recommend to uninstall proftps and install pure-ftpd instead as decsribed in the perfect setup guide.
I recommend to not use the tutorial that you posted above. By using that tutorial you will loose the ability to update ispconfig in future. |
Well okay, I just used it and now I can't login to the ftp anymore with a 421 error :-(
If I'm not able to fix this, I'll try to switch to pureftp. Will it work out-of-the box with ISPConfig or do I have to do something? Thanks |
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There might be other config steps nescessary on your system depending on the linux distribution, so you should really read the perfect setup tuotrial for the linux distribution that you use befor you install pure-ftpd. |
Okay, thanks a lot. I followed the perfect server tutorial in everything but the FTP setup. Got it to work with proftp now, but I'll rather change to pureftp, you're right with that.
How do I run a manual ISPConfig update? Thanks again. Edit: Okay, dumb question, just php update.php I guess. Thanks for your help, I'll migrate to pureftp now. |
Download the ispconfig tar.gz again and run the update.php script which is in the install folder.
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Thank you very much :-)
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Okay, pureftp works now with ISPConfig. But my 'old' accounts stored in /etc/passwd with homedirs in /home can only login if they've got a valid shell, if they've got /bin/false, pureftp denies them the login. Any help on this?
Thanks again for your patience and help. Edit: I went around this problem by giving them a valid shell in /etc/passwd but denying access to SSH for them in /etc/ssh/sshd_config :-) Thanks to ldr on the IRC for this. |
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