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There's gotta be an option for vsftp to give more verbose logs, right? |
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Also, ask your customer for his logs. Back in the days when I was |
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using windows any self-respecting graphical ftp client would have a |
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little window showing the connecting status/log. That could really |
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help. |
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Also, ask your customer to try login using the commandline ftp from |
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XP. We'd at least like to know it is not a problem wit his client. |
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W |
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On Fri, Aug 19, 2005 at 09:21:55PM -0500, Michael Sullivan wrote: |
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> I have a user who can't upload files to his account on my server. He |
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> can connect and log in, he can see the files and directories in his home |
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> directory, but he can't interact with them. I can log into my personal |
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> account via the external IP of my router and interact with my personal |
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> account just fine, so I'm not sure why he can't use his. Here's the |
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> information I've been able to gather: |
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> He is using FireFTP as his client on Windows XP. |
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> He can log into the FTP server, his home directory loads, but he can't |
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> move from his home directory to any of the subdirectories under his home |
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> directory. |
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> Here is the log output from his most recent attempt, taken |
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> from /var/log/vsftpd.log: |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:10:08 2005 [pid 23592] CONNECT: Client "68.226.26.135" |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:10:09 2005 [pid 23591] [acsacsx] OK LOGIN: Client |
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> "68.226.26.135" |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:10:51 2005 [pid 23595] CONNECT: Client "68.226.26.135" |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:10:51 2005 [pid 23594] [acsacsx] OK LOGIN: Client |
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> "68.226.26.135" |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:11:32 2005 [pid 23609] CONNECT: Client "68.226.26.135" |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:11:32 2005 [pid 23608] [acsacsx] OK LOGIN: Client |
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> "68.226.26.135" |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:12:12 2005 [pid 23614] CONNECT: Client "68.226.26.135" |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:12:12 2005 [pid 23613] [acsacsx] OK LOGIN: Client |
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> "68.226.26.135" |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:12:53 2005 [pid 23617] CONNECT: Client "68.226.26.135" |
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> Fri Aug 19 21:12:53 2005 [pid 23616] [acsacsx] OK LOGIN: Client |
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> "68.226.26.135" |
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> I have no idea even how to start solving this problem. I don't have |
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> access to a computer outside my network with Internet access, so I've |
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> only been able to try connecting to the same address he does, except |
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> from inside the network. Can anyone help me out here? |
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> -Michael Sullivan- |
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