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Originally Posted by explorer1979
And then I uninstall the vsftpd, add the EPEL list then install pure-ftpd for a try, same result.
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Removing and re-installing software, or installing other software,
for fear of properly configuring a service never is the answer with Linux.
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Originally Posted by explorer1979
I am force the firewall and SELinux disable and reboot also same.
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Debugging firewall rules is easy intersperse "-j LOG" rules and watch /var/log/messages or watch rule counters increment (or not ;p) using
Code:
watch -n 1 "/sbin/iptables -n --line-numbers -t filter -L -v -x | grep ^[0-9] | sort -bgrk 2"
Fixing SELinux problems usually is easy too: grep /var/log/messages for setroubleshoot messages and act on them. SELinux has improved considerably over the years and by default tutorials or replies that advertise disabling SELinux before doing anything else are often outdated or the product of the misinformed or the lazy.
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Originally Posted by explorer1979
When I am using vsftpd,(..) it will super super slowly, just about 8KB/S in a 100M LAN??? (..) But if I am using (..) SFTP, the speed will go up faster like upload to ISP's ftp.
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What type of connection (bridged versus shared connection) does the VMware guest use?
What firewall rules ('/sbin/iptables-save > /tmp/fwrules.log' and attach plain text "/tmp/fwrules.log") does the VMware guest use?
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Originally Posted by explorer1979
and it look like using PASV mode, what is wrong on my vsftpd setting?
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If "connect_from_port_20=NO" is set in vsftpd.conf then it forces PASV mode, so check your configuration file.
CentOS 6 FTP super slowly
