Good morning,
I installed the ftp access from the outside to allow people having access to some flexshare.
This is working fine when we use Filezilla client but for a reason I dont understand we cannot make it working using Cyberduck. Everytime I'm trying, I get an error 550 : FEAT operation not permitted.
As it is working fine using filezilla, I dont know If i can change something under the cyberduck preferences ?
Here's the log :
220 ProFTPD 1.3.4a Server (FTP) [::ffff:212.117.100.194]
USER adclasse
331 Password required for adclasse
PASS ********
230 User adclasse logged in
FEAT
550 FEAT: Operation not permitted
SYST
215 UNIX Type: L8
PWD
257 "/" is the current directory
STAT /
211-Status of /:
211 End of status
CWD /
550 /: No such file or directory
PWD
257 "/" is the current directory
Thanks for your help
I installed the ftp access from the outside to allow people having access to some flexshare.
This is working fine when we use Filezilla client but for a reason I dont understand we cannot make it working using Cyberduck. Everytime I'm trying, I get an error 550 : FEAT operation not permitted.
As it is working fine using filezilla, I dont know If i can change something under the cyberduck preferences ?
Here's the log :
220 ProFTPD 1.3.4a Server (FTP) [::ffff:212.117.100.194]
USER adclasse
331 Password required for adclasse
PASS ********
230 User adclasse logged in
FEAT
550 FEAT: Operation not permitted
SYST
215 UNIX Type: L8
PWD
257 "/" is the current directory
STAT /
211-Status of /:
211 End of status
CWD /
550 /: No such file or directory
PWD
257 "/" is the current directory
Thanks for your help
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I'm going to give a really bad answer here as I'm going from memory (partly from the old CC4.3 days and because I am away from my system). In the configuration file, something like/etc/proftpd.conf there is a line which lists all the commands a user is allowed to do. It probably starts "<limit" as do many of the lines but there should be entries like PWD, CWD, PASV and so on. You will need to add FEAT to this line and restart proftpd. Note the current choice has been restricted on access and security grounds. If you think it is OK for your users to have access to the FEAT command (which it may well be) then make the change.
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