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lefloresg80 · #11 27th June 2011, 23:18

Falko, I've checked my router settings and they seem to be correct. I have both the 21 port open for FTP and the passive port range open as well. Filezilla actually connects to the server, it just stops on the directory listing command. Could it be the user permissions on the filesystem (fstab) they are 077. So permission for ftpuser and ftpgroup but no access to others.

Thanks for your help.

falko · #12 28th June 2011, 10:05

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Originally Posted by lefloresg80

Could it be the user permissions on the filesystem (fstab) they are 077. So permission for ftpuser and ftpgroup but no access to others.

You mean 770, right?

lefloresg80 · #13 29th June 2011, 23:25

Hey,

My umask setting is actually 007. For the time being I need to access it from the server computer itself so I need full access from group now.

lefloresg80 · #14 4th July 2011, 20:01

Bump... Falko you there! is 007 for my umask wrong? thanks!

falko · #15 5th July 2011, 09:58

Usually you should use a umask of 022.

lefloresg80 · #16 6th July 2011, 03:21

Changing directions a bit Falko, I think I'm giving up on ftp and going towards the ssh route. It seems more reliable from what I have read and with filezilla I should be able to make it work for windows as well. Only problem is that I added new users but I get a: "Write failed: Broken pipe" error when I try to connect to either users.

I set them up like you do on your tutorial for the perfect server. I don't want them to have a /home directory, nor access through the splash/greeter page. The ntfs partition has uid=1000 (admin user) and gid=107(ssh). I have also jailed the other 3 users to specific directories. I hope this isn't the problem. I'd appreciate any feedback you might have and that this is at least some what interesting to you! Thanks!