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I need a help with the pure-ftpd upload script. I installed pure-ftpd server on the redhat server using these instructions: https://systemlog.info/setup-pure-ftpd-on-centos-6-4/
, and configure it to run an upload script. The same script works on the old server that I'm moving away from (I didn't setup that one). The script only moves uploaded files from the upload directory to another, and it doesn't work on the new server. Not sure why or how to troubleshoot it.
Check if /var/run/pure-ftpd.upload.pipe, /var/run/pure-ftpd.upload.lock exist, meaning that pure-ftpd is configured correctly to run the upload script
In this case it could be that the uid=500 cannot move files in the destination directory, or SELinux prevents the script from running.
yes, I understand that. After uploading a file script didn't create anything, and uploaded file sits in the ftp home directory. So, no /tmp/pure.log after upload
yes, I understand that. After uploading a file script didn't create anything, and uploaded file sits in the ftp home directory. So, no /tmp/pure.log after upload
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