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    Exclamation Changing password in Cpanel does not change the password for FTP

    The user changed his password, using CPanel. The password was changed in CPanel, but he is still able to login via FTP, using the old password. The new password does not not work for FTP.

    The password is successfully changed for mysql and ssh.

    How to fix?

    WHM 11.15.0 cPanel 11.18.3-S21703. Using proftpd as FTP-server.
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    Similar problem, password changed in WHM but does not update for SSH (Putty) or WinSCP.

    WHM 11.15.0 cPanel 11.18.3-R21703

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    What is the output in WHM when the password is changed? For example:

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    The password for locked has been changed.
    
    Changing password for locked
    Password for locked has been changed
    Updating ftp passwords for locked
    Ftp password files updated.
    Ftp vhost passwords synced
    
    
    The following service passwords were changed: system , ftp , mail , mySQL , postgresql , FrontPage.

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    It also does not change the password for FrontPage.

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    What appears in /usr/local/cpanel/logs/error_log when the password is changed?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cpanelkenneth View Post
    What appears in /usr/local/cpanel/logs/error_log when the password is changed?
    Error log is empty.

    Quote Originally Posted by cpanelkenneth
    What is the output in WHM when the password is changed?
    Can't remember exact wording but it was what I expected it to be i.e. that it had been accepted and changed. Eventually changed it successfully with passwd in SSH.



    Realise the above not helpful so just tried re-changing password.

    WHM says:-
    The password for root has been changed.
    Changing password for root
    Password for root has been changed


    The following service passwords were changed: system.
    error log remains empty.
    Last edited by rjbsec; 04-23-2008 at 02:47 PM. Reason: Update

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    Quote Originally Posted by rjbsec View Post
    Error log is empty.



    Can't remember exact wording but it was what I expected it to be i.e. that it had been accepted and changed. Eventually changed it successfully with passwd in SSH.



    Realise the above not helpful so just tried re-changing password.

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    error log remains empty.
    Thanks. I just went through the code and functions used for this purpose and isolated some weak points. I've reported them to the developers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cpanelkenneth View Post
    Thanks. I just went through the code and functions used for this purpose and isolated some weak points. I've reported them to the developers.
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    This bug seems to be there for a very long time (I can see it on at least 3 of my servers). Is there any update on this?

    Thanks
    Dmitry Postrigan

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    Try to manually update with /scripts/ftpupdate

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    Yeah, that's what we've been doing for the last several months...
    Dmitry Postrigan

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    Yes same here, some clients are reseting cpanel passwds and then they cant access ftp.
    How can we solve this?

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    For those still experiencing this issue:

    1. What is your full cPanel version number?

    2. Are the account passwords being change from:
    a. WHM?
    b. cPanel?
    c. both?

    3. Which cPanel theme is being used?

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    We use x3
    WHM 11.23.0 cPanel 11.23.3-R25133

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    Im having same problem...tried syncronizing ftp passwds, recreating account and still doesnt work...any update on this issue? I have a client with this problem for about 2 or 3 months...and cant access ftp.
    Its ridiculous...

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