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I am fairly new to the linux world and I have spent nearly 10 hours on this problem. I have conceded and decided to ask those that are more knowledgeable than I.
I am setting up a Fedora 12 command line based ftp server and connecting to it through a Fedora 12 GUI. I can login with my user "lance" and can get any file I put in the /var/ftp folder. When I try and put a file I receive a 227 entering passive mode 553 could not create file. I have tried this with multiple files on 2 different machines and keep running into this wall.
Information on what I have done thus far:
Stopped Ip tables
Disabled SElinux
The files that I have been trying sending I have been changing there permissions to chmod 777.
I am sure its something simple and stupid I messed up on the way but this is how we learn... Thanks for taking the time to read this and all help is greatly appreciated and needed.
Last edited by Bohica_Ice; 11-15-2011 at 02:05 PM.
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