FTP problems after Upgdate

[alessandro]

After the update and fixed some login issues I can not access via proftpd.
ERROR:> [26/08/2009 2.02.35] Control connection closed.


Are unable to access even by filemanager.An error has occurred
Unable to connect to FTP server xxxxxxx on port 21.

Are you sure this is the address of the FTP server? This is often different from that of the HTTP (Web) server. Please contact your ISP helpdesk or system administrator for help.

Thanks to everyone for the help

[theprincy]

(08-26-2009 10:05 AM)alessandro Wrote:  After the update and fixed some login issues I can not access via proftpd.
ERROR:> [26/08/2009 2.02.35] Control connection closed.


Are unable to access even by filemanager.An error has occurred
Unable to connect to FTP server xxxxxxx on port 21.

Are you sure this is the address of the FTP server? This is often different from that of the HTTP (Web) server. Please contact your ISP helpdesk or system administrator for help.

Thanks to everyone for the help

Ciao , accedi via ssh e digita

/etc/init.d/proftpd stop
proftpd -n -d5

posta il risultato , il contenuto del file /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf , e del file /etc/proftpd/modules.conf
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Hello, sign in via ssh and type

/ etc / init.d / proftpd stop
proftpd-n-d5

post the result, the contents of the file / etc / proftpd / proftpd.conf and / etc / proftpd / modules.conf

[freinhard]

had the same problem with proftpd after the update. the cause for that problem is, that for some reason the ispcp-installer didn't replace placeholders in the proftpd config file. restore your proftpd.conf from the backup you created before he update and things are back to normal.

[Milligan]

(08-26-2009 04:41 PM)freinhard Wrote:  had the same problem with proftpd after the update. the cause for that problem is, that for some reason the ispcp-installer didn't replace placeholders in the proftpd config file. restore your proftpd.conf from the backup you created before he update and things are back to normal.

I had the same problem, but it was a case of the password being set wrong for the vftp user in the proftpd.conf . I changed it to what it was supposed to be, and everything was fine and dandy.

[wuhaa]

I have the same issue. I'm running Ispcp 1.0.2 on Ubuntu 9.04 and the install script fails to replace the proftpd.conf file as it does not see it in the /etc/ispcp directory. By the way, I'm doing a fresh install.

# perl ispcp-setup
...
ERROR: File '/etc/ispcp/proftpd/proftpd.conf' does not exist !
...

Also Install failes to add ispcp_daemon and ispcp_network to startup rc.d...

I can't replace the proftpd.conf file with a backup cus this is a fresh install... Is their another way to fix this?

[TSG]

if i load it i see this: Fatal: SQLMinUserUID: requires a numeric argument on line 183 of '/etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf'

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How do i fix it?

[theprincy]

(09-07-2009 01:03 AM)TSG Wrote:  if i load it i see this: Fatal: SQLMinUserUID: requires a numeric argument on line 183 of '/etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf'

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How do i fix it?

nano /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf

Variable What to replace it with
{HOST_NAME} The hostname of your machine (this hostname must appear on your /etc/hosts file, pointing to the server's IP address
{DATABASE_NAME} Name of the ispcp database, most probably ispcp
{DATABASE_HOST} Host where mysql is located, most probably localhost
{DATABASE_USER} Mysql user created for this purpose during ispcp's installation, vftp by default
{DATABASE_PASS} Password of this mysql user (you can change it using phpmyadmin if you don't remember it)
{FTPD_MIN_UID} Minimum user id of users allowed to open ftp connections (2000 by default)
{FTPD_MIN_GID} Minimum group id of users allowed to open ftp connections (2000 by default)

http://www.isp-control.net/documentation...tpd_issues