FTP server with proftpd - HELP, IT'S POSSESSED!!!

Jim March 1.jim.march at gmail.com
Fri Oct 2 15:21:11 MST 2009


Same username/password?  Yup.  The issue is, I can't then get to the
files at the Ubuntu server station.

The deal is, the box that's now an FTP server has always been a file
server.  The location that the printer/scanner is sending to is also
shared across samba to Windows clients.  But right now, I can't even
get to the files in anything EXCEPT an FTP client.

Huh?

On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 3:15 PM, Stephen <cryptworks at gmail.com> wrote:
> Are they useing the same ftp credentials?
>
> On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 3:13 PM, Jim March <1.jim.march at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Welll...sorta.
>>
>> OK, here's the deal.  I have proftpd installed and working, with the
>> gproftp front end under Ubuntu Hardy.  I can log in as a client and
>> upload/download to it; at the GUI server console I've listed an upload
>> location that's within the home directory (fairly far down, along the
>> lines of:
>>
>> /home/username/Desktop/junk/somemorejunk
>>
>> That directory is set up as read/write by everybody.
>>
>> I have a nice proper static IP addy at that Hardy server station.
>>
>> I have two different FTP client stations, one a big networked
>> printer/scanner that I want to do PDF uploads with, straight to the
>> directory listed above.  And it works.  Except I can't READ that
>> directory from anything else, except searches with supervisory access.
>>  I can't navigate to
>>
>> /home/username/Desktop/junk/somemorejunk
>>
>> in either Nautilus or Thunar, can't read the dir listing contents.  I
>> can't even at the console even if I do "sudo su" first.
>>
>> It's freakin' INSANE!!!
>>
>> Please...help...what am I doing wrong here!?
>>
>> Jim
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