ftp error "553 Could not create file."
Hi
i got problem with my ftp server(vsftpd). when i use `mput` or `put` command if i don't specify file name to be save i get this error "553 Could not create file." . i mean it doesn't use original file name automatically to save file on remote system. I did some search and find ntrans and nmap in man page of ftp command (i use ubuntu 12.04). but using them didn't work .maybe i use them in wrong way. Code:
ftp> put /home/aliali/Desktop/FTP/2.jpg |
You may not have write permissions (as this user or otherwise) on the remote system...
Either change the ownership of the folder or change the permissions.... If it is your account in the remote system, and you made the destination folder as someone else (Root for example) there may not be any write permissions for the proper user (you...) By the way, it's poor practice (IMHO) to write from and/or to a desktop folder... Thor |
thanks for reply.
I have write permission. i can upload by filezilla without any problem and if i give it a name it could save the file but when i don't give it a name it cant save file. problem is that it's not using original file name to save the file. |
It is possible that the file already exists, and won't overwrite it.
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no the file doesn't exist.
i will re install it to see what happen . with new fresh config file. |
Hi every body
I installed vsftp on different system and this problem exist yet . so now I'm sure that theres something wrong with ftp command. |
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Following this with heightened interest... Thor |
sorry every body. it's looks like that it was my mistake in using command but i got strange behavior in command addressing .
see this output : Code:
ftp> pwd when i use this command to send a file it's successfully transfer : Code:
ftp> put robat Code:
ftp> put /home/aliali/Desktop/FTP/robat |
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Thanks for this contribution! Thor |
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