How to define passive port range in Pure FTPd?
If you run a firewall on your Linux server and want to use passive FTP connections, you have to define the passive port range in pure-ftpd and your firewall to ensure that the connections don’t get blocked. The following example is for pure-ftpd on Debian or Ubuntu Linux and ISPConfig 3.
Do you need to enable passive mode on FTP?
If FTP users exist on the private network side of a NAT configuration, you must enable FTP’s passive mode, and open the passive port range in your FTP server’s configuration file. You may also need to open the passive port range on your firewall.
Is there a problem with pure FTP on CentOS?
Problem is when I login with ftp/ftps (I have enabled TLS 1 in pure-ftpd config) I can’t upload anything. It says “550 Can’t create directory: Permission denied”. I am trying to login with created user “sajtovi”, for which default directory (set up with -d switch) is “/home/sajtovi/public_html”.
How to enable FTP passive mode in cPanel and WHM?
This document explains how to use the active or passive mode to connect to a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server. In cPanel & WHM version 60 and later, the system enables passive ports 49152 through 65534 for Pure-FTPd servers and ProFTPD servers by default.
How to set nescessera port range in Pure-FTPd?
The following example is for pure-ftpd on Debian or Ubuntu Linux and ISPConfig 3. 2) Configure the firewall. If you use ISPConfig 3 on my server to configure the bastille firewall, you can add the nescessera port range in the ISPConfig firewall settings.
How to edit FTP configuration for a ProFTPD server?
To edit the FTP configuration for a ProFTPD server, perform the following steps: Log in to the server as the root user via SSH. Open the /var/cpanel/conf/proftpd/local file, if it already exists, with a text editor. If it does not already exist, create the /var/cpanel/conf/proftpd/local file.