Hello all, I installed the latest version of ispconfig on debian etch. all seems runnning fine. Only webftp is not working. I can login to webftp but I can not upload files. I get an error: FTP: Failed to write Array/.htaccess I tried with another web too but the same. I googled but nothing to find. What can cause this error.? can someone help? tia stefan
I tried the ftp connect with an ftp-client and all is running well. So what could it be? can someone help? tia stefan
You're not the first who reports that problem, but neither me nor Till have been able to reproduce this problem on our installations, so we can't tell when/why the problem occurs.
hmm, I just did a connect via an ftp -client. Im able to browse with a normal ispconfig- user through the whole filesystem. Maybe this is an error together /dependend with the "write array"- error ? How can I solve that the user is only in his path? new issue? tia stefan
solved It seems I have it solved. I followed the new instructions for debian etch: http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_debian_etch_p6 and did a reconfigure with that. Now all is running fine!! thanks to all !!! stefan
yes! The error is away! I backuped the proftpd.conf and did the new link and configuration how it is discribed in the howto for etch. stefan
May be you can try this.. step 1-create user&email and set as administrator #if u already have an administrator.. delete it first. step 2- log in to webftp using the new user that you create in step 1. *** are you using joomla with ispconfig?
hi i have the same problem unable to upload via ispconfig. and if they upload with a ftp client they are able to acces entire system! look forward to seeing a response regards Aaron
Please reconfigure your FTP server as described in the perfect setup guide for your Linux distribution.
i followed this guide http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_ubuntu_6.06_p7 it was great, but there are the issues mentioned. any help available?
Please reconfigure proftpd as mentioned in the guide: Open the file /etc/proftpd.conf in an editor and add the lines: Code: DefaultRoot ~ IdentLookups off ServerIdent on "FTP Server ready." at the end if the file, right before the proftpd_ispconfig.conf include and restart postfix.
Same problem Hi, I have the same problem, I checked the file /etc/proftpd.conf, all is OK. It's possible to login through ftp client, but I cannot upload, delete ... any files with an administrator login. Anybody can help me ? Gilles
