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You don't say what user ID is trying to log in, if vsftpd is running as root or not, how you configured it, etc., so there's little anyone can do to tell you what the issue is, since you don't provide relevant details.
Dear All,
Well i did google that page and tried everything but wasn't working.. But finally it was my selinux.. i disabled that and it worked...
Thank You...
Glad it's working, but you didn't mention selinux, or give us any details to work with on your first post, which certainly would help people diagnose a problem.
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I do not understand it much as i have not dealt much with it before. And i got another ftp server and whenever i upload something new in the server it isn't visible in the ftp website.. could this boolean be the issue.
Anf thank u once again for letting me know about it.
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