Error in log every day

hi,
2 times a day at 22:00 and 22:05 i have the follwing error in the systemlog:

Code:

Error executing jk_init command: 
ERROR: jail directory basicshell is not safe Usage: /usr/sbin/jk_init 
[OPTIONS] Usage: /usr/sbin/jk_init 
[OPTIONS] 
-j jaildir sections... 
-h --help : this help screen 
-c, --configfile=FILE : specify configfile location 
-l, --list : list all available sections in the configfile 
-j, --jail= : specify the jail to use. For backwards compatibility, if no jail is specified, the first argument after the options will be used as jail 
-v, --verbose : show what is being done 
-f, --force : force overwriting of existing files 
-k, --hardlink : use hardlinks if possible

I saw a thread with the same issue, but not a writeup of a fix. can you help me?
https://forum.howtoforge.com/threads/observations-or-bugs-with-ispconfig-3-3-beta-1.94101/

 

I asked him a while back, but no answer. it started with the latest update... it is a system which has had a lot of updates over the years.

 

ISPConfig Version: 3.3.0p2

 

is there a way to find which sites that are?

 

you mean the "document_root"? there are no empty ones. no other fields with paths filled in.

 

Sorry, been a while, I didn't learn much from the logging the website as it was missing a line:

in the ispconfig/cron.log I found the following:

So I found the paths and chown root:root them. But it would be helpful to see that second ERROR line also in the ERROR log.

is there an easy way to check all the jailkit folders for this kind of issue?

 

I faced that too but not really sure how I overcome it, perhaps by deleting all ftp and ssh users and create new thereafter.

 

They are all deleted. The folders stayed behind and the error remained

 

Perhaps resync when that are all done. Also try checking the ownership and permission of each web site folder's whether they are all right especially if you moved to new servers because I did move from bare to virtual machine and ftp access doesn't show a thing for me so I suspected that in mine and fixed that too. That may not be the same with yours but checking doesn't hurt.

 

In troubleshooting we deleted all that were not necessary, and even receated with different names. Problem stayed since the folder is not removed and created new.
I was thinking about creating a script. But was wondering if this should be in ispconfig by displaying that extra error line which was nog in the monitor log, and maybe even as a visual when opening a shell user that something is not correct.

 

The errors keep coming I’ll fix them one by one

 

Agreed that it may not be FTP users at all, and SSH users are more like it.

Seems like /var/www/clients/client*/web*/usr is not owned properly and a simple chown command can fix them all.