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Hello, i'm using vesta panel and when i try to login trough ftp is showing me 530 login incorrect. I tried to find something on the internet but nothing till now, i need your help
Hello, i'm using vesta panel and when i try to login trough ftp is showing me 530 login incorrect. I tried to find something on the internet but nothing till now, i need your help
Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature. You are not giving us ANY details about your system, what you've done/tried, etc., and we can't guess. Based on the error message it's pretty clear: you're putting in the wrong user ID/password.
Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature. You are not giving us ANY details about your system, what you've done/tried, etc., and we can't guess. Based on the error message it's pretty clear: you're putting in the wrong user ID/password.
I'm using Centos 7 and vestacp, i create a ftp account and i tried more then once to connect and is showing me the same error,
Here i change pam_service_name=vsftpd with =ftp, still nothing, i reinstalled again the vestacp and the operating system and i have the same issue. Sorry, i'm still new in this domain, but is weird for me because i have another server with vestacp just the system is different, Centos 6.10, and on this one is working without any problems.
My VPS configuration:
2Gb ram
CPU 1 core
20GB SSD
1000 Mbps
Last edited by maryanionutz; 12-05-2018 at 06:14 AM.
Here i change pam_service_name=vsftpd with =ftp, still nothing, i reinstalled again the vestacp and the operating system and i have the same issue. Sorry, i'm still new in this domain, but is weird for me because i have another server with vestacp just the system is different, Centos 6.10, and on this one is working without any problems. My VPS configuration:
Code:
2Gb ram
CPU 1 core
20GB SSD
1000 Mbps
Ok...as said; you are putting in the wrong user ID or password. That's what the error says. Test this by using a command-line FTP client, and seeing what happens without the control panel.
Ok...as said; you are putting in the wrong user ID or password. That's what the error says. Test this by using a command-line FTP client, and seeing what happens without the control panel.
How i can test it ? I tried in ssh
Last edited by maryanionutz; 12-05-2018 at 08:46 AM.
Sorry, but are you not reading the screen??? You're trying it from an FTP client, and it's telling you that either your user name or password **IS WRONG**. Enter the right name/password combination. Simple.
If you don't know the user ID or password, then as the administrator, you should be able to change or reset that password, or create a new user.
Sorry, but are you not reading the screen??? You're trying it from an FTP client, and it's telling you that either your user name or password **IS WRONG**. Enter the right name/password combination. Simple.
If you don't know the user ID or password, then as the administrator, you should be able to change or reset that password, or create a new user.
Yes, i saw, but the think is that the user and pass is correct, now , i tried to create another ftp account using ssh, but the user is in /mnt and is working when i connect trough Filezilla , for that i used:
sudo useradd -d /mnt/Justin -m Justin
sudo passwd Justin
But i dont understand why is not working when i create the user for this directory /home/admin/web/test.com, you can tell me how i can create another user with ssh for this directory ? Maybe it will work if i'm using ssh
Yes, i saw, but the think is that the user and pass is correct, now , i tried to create another ftp account using ssh, but the user is in /mnt and is working when i connect trough Filezilla , for that i used:
sudo useradd -d /mnt/Justin -m Justin
sudo passwd Justin
But i dont understand why is not working when i create the user for this directory /home/admin/web/test.com, you can tell me how i can create another user with ssh for this directory ? Maybe it will work if i'm using ssh
So, when i connect to ftp i can see '/' on the ftp client, that is the home directory ?
Yes, i saw, but the think is that the user and pass is correct, now , i tried to create another ftp account using ssh, but the user is in /mnt and is working when i connect trough Filezilla , for that i used:
sudo useradd -d /mnt/Justin -m Justin
sudo passwd Justin
But i dont understand why is not working when i create the user for this directory /home/admin/web/test.com, you can tell me how i can create another user with ssh for this directory ? Maybe it will work if i'm using ssh
You are NOT using SSH to create users/directories...you are using a regular terminal session to perform these things, just like you don't use SSH to connect to a site with FTP. Those are commands run at a terminal. If you want to change a users home directory, read the man page on the useradd/usermod commands.
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Originally Posted by maryanionutz
So, when i connect to ftp i can see '/' on the ftp client, that is the home directory ?
Since you have chroot'ed the users to their home directories, then all they will EVER see is "/".
You are NOT using SSH to create users/directories...you are using a regular terminal session to perform these things, just like you don't use SSH to connect to a site with FTP. Those are commands run at a terminal. If you want to change a users home directory, read the man page on the useradd/usermod commands.
Since you have chroot'ed the users to their home directories, then all they will EVER see is "/".
You have right, but i dont understand why is not working because the details are correct, i try more then one time and i create another ftp account trough vestacp, i dont understand why is showing me 530 Login incorrect and the details are good
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