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FTP will not allow login

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  1. coffee23

    coffee23 Active Member

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    Hi,

    A couple of weeks ago we had our HDD fail, therefore the datacenter had to put a new one in for us, however we have not been able to login via FTP on the server to any account.

    When you try to connect with Core FTP you get the following response:
    When you try to connect with WS_FTP you get the following response:
    I have tried to find a fix but nothing seems to work, therefore any help would be greatly received - really it would.
     
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    Have you tried DISABLING PASV mode for the transfers? Most servers DO NOT use PASV for ftp.
     
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    Hi,

    Thanks for your reply, it did not work either, please see the WS_FTP report below:

    Anymore ideas? :confused: :(
     
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    Hi,

    Anyone have any ideas, please.....

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    Could it be the server firewall? Turn it off for a minute and see how you fly.
     
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    Hi brianoz,

    Spot on - dident think it was the firewall as everything else was working all ok.

    I have left it on DEV mode (1) at the moment, although does anyone have any ideas what it could be as the ports (in/out) have 21 in them.
     
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    Hi,

    Anyone know how i can fix this because as soon as i enable APF it will not allow a FTP connection. :confused:
     
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    I have the same problem.

    The moment I disable (/etc/init.d/apf stop) APF firewall, FTP works fine.

    I had a look @ /etc/apf/conf.apf, and ports 21 & 22 is in the INGRES & EGRES lists, yet one can't do a directoty listing or upload via FTP
     
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    Any luck with any of this?

    I have tried disabling the firewall on the server and I am still not able to get a directory listing when using CoreFTP and using AUTH TLS.
     
    #9 sparek-3, Apr 24, 2007
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