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Currently, with the vsftpd service running, the only user in the vsftpd.user_list is denied service. The error message occurs before the user can enter a password. The error message is "530 Permission denied. Login failed."
I'm REALLY new at this so please bare with me. I have tried everything in the forums I can find but still can't get an anonymous user to any other directory besides "pub".
I need to get to /var/www/html/ from my neighbors system to upload a couple graphics he did for me, I thought the easiest way to do that would be anonymous login, I guess I was wrong.....
Any help PLEASE!!
Mistwist
who cares if begging makes me sound desperate, I am desperate!
well the easiest way is surely not with anon ftp. the easiest way is IMHO with 2 (virtual) users. you might want to check out my website for this: http://www.markus-welsch.de/linux/services/
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