Hi,
I can't sftp into one of the accounts and I think, the reason is that no password is saved anymore in etc/proftpd/user
Here is what I have for one account that is not working(cpanel access works but no sftp)
user1:*:535:536::/home/user1:/bin/bash
user1_logs:*:535:536:user1:/etc/apache2/logs/domlogs/user1:/bin/ftpsh
And here is what I have for a user that is working
user2:$6$b.............RA/:525:526::/home/user2:/bin/bash
user2_logs:$6$b...........RA/:525:526:user2:/etc/apache2/logs/do$
I changed the password a few times for user1, I restarted the ftp, I modified the account, regenerated the file by deleting and restarting and syncing ftp, but the second set of character which I believe is the encrypted password is always a *.
Any ideas if this is a correct assumption, or any other ways sftp access could be fixed?
Thank you
I can't sftp into one of the accounts and I think, the reason is that no password is saved anymore in etc/proftpd/user
Here is what I have for one account that is not working(cpanel access works but no sftp)
user1:*:535:536::/home/user1:/bin/bash
user1_logs:*:535:536:user1:/etc/apache2/logs/domlogs/user1:/bin/ftpsh
And here is what I have for a user that is working
user2:$6$b.............RA/:525:526::/home/user2:/bin/bash
user2_logs:$6$b...........RA/:525:526:user2:/etc/apache2/logs/do$
I changed the password a few times for user1, I restarted the ftp, I modified the account, regenerated the file by deleting and restarting and syncing ftp, but the second set of character which I believe is the encrypted password is always a *.
Any ideas if this is a correct assumption, or any other ways sftp access could be fixed?
Thank you