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(..) Now issue is FTP, i tried to login with the user got on scary result.
Code:
Password:
500 OOPS: cannot change directory:/folder
500 OOPS: child died
Connection closed by remote host.
The "cannot change directory" could be a permission issue.
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Originally Posted by Fracker
Now how to stop FTP? While using only SFTP.
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Originally Posted by Fracker
ok did things like disable port 21 on iptables, and at vsftpd
ftp_enable=no now ftp is not working but sftp is.. Still not sure where it is secure completely or not.
SFTP and FTP(S) are two different protocols usually provided by two different daemons. As far as I know Vsftpd doesn't provide SFTP. If you do not want to provide FTP then the best way to accomplish that is to shut down (and remove?) the FTP daemon.
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Originally Posted by Fracker
Also one more thing, i am trying
AllowUsers jim@11.22.33.56
now do i need to add sftp users as well to same configuration?
Yes. That kind of makes sense doesn't it? ;-p
Last edited by unSpawn; 01-02-2014 at 10:10 AM.
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