vsftpd can't login after adding a new user
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I'm running a Ubuntu Server 16.04
and had a vsftpd Server that i setup about two months ago with a tutorial (linked HERE). today i needed to add another user with sFTP access and did it in the same way. but now no user is working.
when i want to login i get:
myuser@myuser-Pc:~$ sftp sftpuser@mydomain
sftpuser@mydomain's password:
Connection to mydomain closed by remote host.
Connection closed
my /etc/vsftpd.conf file: https://pastebin.com/rM5rFvyk
my /etc/vsftp.userlist file:
mysftpuser
mysftpuser2
(All users are existing)
It also doesn't run when I remove the new user from the userlist
The /etc/vsftp.userlist looks like that then:
mysftpuser
I really need the FTP access, i hope someone here can help me.
Update
I fixed the problem. I tried if FTPs (not sFTP) is working on the users and yes it does work. But before I added the second user, sFTP also worked. Why does it not work now? (new question)
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I'm running a Ubuntu Server 16.04
and had a vsftpd Server that i setup about two months ago with a tutorial (linked HERE). today i needed to add another user with sFTP access and did it in the same way. but now no user is working.
when i want to login i get:
myuser@myuser-Pc:~$ sftp sftpuser@mydomain
sftpuser@mydomain's password:
Connection to mydomain closed by remote host.
Connection closed
my /etc/vsftpd.conf file: https://pastebin.com/rM5rFvyk
my /etc/vsftp.userlist file:
mysftpuser
mysftpuser2
(All users are existing)
It also doesn't run when I remove the new user from the userlist
The /etc/vsftp.userlist looks like that then:
mysftpuser
I really need the FTP access, i hope someone here can help me.
Update
I fixed the problem. I tried if FTPs (not sFTP) is working on the users and yes it does work. But before I added the second user, sFTP also worked. Why does it not work now? (new question)
vsftpd
asked Dec 12 at 16:41
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I'm running a Ubuntu Server 16.04
and had a vsftpd Server that i setup about two months ago with a tutorial (linked HERE). today i needed to add another user with sFTP access and did it in the same way. but now no user is working.
when i want to login i get:
myuser@myuser-Pc:~$ sftp sftpuser@mydomain
sftpuser@mydomain's password:
Connection to mydomain closed by remote host.
Connection closed
my /etc/vsftpd.conf file: https://pastebin.com/rM5rFvyk
my /etc/vsftp.userlist file:
mysftpuser
mysftpuser2
(All users are existing)
It also doesn't run when I remove the new user from the userlist
The /etc/vsftp.userlist looks like that then:
mysftpuser
I really need the FTP access, i hope someone here can help me.
Update
I fixed the problem. I tried if FTPs (not sFTP) is working on the users and yes it does work. But before I added the second user, sFTP also worked. Why does it not work now? (new question)
vsftpd
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I'm running a Ubuntu Server 16.04
and had a vsftpd Server that i setup about two months ago with a tutorial (linked HERE). today i needed to add another user with sFTP access and did it in the same way. but now no user is working.
when i want to login i get:
myuser@myuser-Pc:~$ sftp sftpuser@mydomain
sftpuser@mydomain's password:
Connection to mydomain closed by remote host.
Connection closed
my /etc/vsftpd.conf file: https://pastebin.com/rM5rFvyk
my /etc/vsftp.userlist file:
mysftpuser
mysftpuser2
(All users are existing)
It also doesn't run when I remove the new user from the userlist
The /etc/vsftp.userlist looks like that then:
mysftpuser
I really need the FTP access, i hope someone here can help me.
Update
I fixed the problem. I tried if FTPs (not sFTP) is working on the users and yes it does work. But before I added the second user, sFTP also worked. Why does it not work now? (new question)
vsftpd
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Make sure all users are actually system users ( added via useradd or while system installation ).
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I've added all the users like in the tutorial I linked, so that's not the problem. thank you for the answer
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I've added all the users like in the tutorial I linked, so that's not the problem. thank you for the answer
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I've added all the users like in the tutorial I linked, so that's not the problem. thank you for the answer
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I've added all the users like in the tutorial I linked, so that's not the problem. thank you for the answer
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