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<0> "421 Service not available, remote server has closed connection."
<0> ProFTPd was working fine for a long time. What should be the first thing that I should check?
<1> see subject ;)
<0> got it resolved
<0> http://forum.swsoft.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=17597&highlight=421
<0> Google is my friend :-)
<0> Probably a Plesk issue.
<0> Thanks anyways, guys.
<2> can anyone help with the p***ive ports option
<2> im trying to set to it 50000-60000
<2> but
<2> for some reason it doesn't want to work and picks its own ports every time regardless of my settings
<3> hello
<4> 'lo
<3> how can i do it
<3> that proftpd only allowed connect users that stands in ftpd.p***wd
<3> and all systemaccounts can't connect?
<4> don't know it right away now since I'm at work, I can take a look later when I get home.
<3> okay thanks Laban
<4> I think it has something to do with AuthOrder or AuthType, something like it.
<4> AuthOrder mod_auth_file.c
<3> okay
<3> why can't i upload something?
<3> i am using authuserfile
<4> Does the user have the right to write in that directory?
<3> i don't know
<3> where can i set it
<3> is it possible
<3> that the owner from the upped files isn't the uploader?
<3> Laban, ?
<4> You mean how to change owner of the file you just uploaded?
<4> No idea
<5> some script?
<5> which acts like a 'tail' to xferlog and chowns everything you want?
<5> or maybe some plugin to proftpd
<6> Hm, I am using ftp***wd to add a user... and I added a user and made a folder 777 ... and when that user upload it's a file, it is : -rw-r--r-- 1 1342 1342 49473 2006-07-29 19:19 startup.log ... I can only allow this user to upload a file when perms are 777. Is there anyway to make it so he is in the group and can upload at 775? usermod -G www-data 1342
<6> usermod: user 1342 does not exist
<6> Says that... hm
<5> r u sure its 777?
<6> what?
<6> The folder now is, yes.
<6> thresh: You still with me?
<5> no
<5> i prefer girls
<5> you can try playing with umask
<6> thresh: hm, that doesn't look like it does the trick
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