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| Thread ID: 54148 | 2005-02-05 02:19:00 | Vsftpd Problem | Ash M (46) | Press F1 |
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| 321705 | 2005-02-05 02:19:00 | Hi. My setup is as follows Two users camftp and ashftp - both have a home directory of /home/ftp /home is a 60gb partition on /dev/hda1 /home/ftp/pub2 is a 160gb partition on /dev/hdb1 (separate hard drive) pub2 is mounted inside so it does not effect the chroot jail. There are no problems uploading and downloading to the pub2 folder but when I try to move files from the root directory (/home/ftp) to the mounted folder of the hdb1 drive /home/ftp/pub2 i get 550 errors. This does not happen when I do the same to subdirectories based on /home/ftp (hda1 drive) Not a big problem but annoying none the less Any ideas? Ash |
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| 321706 | 2005-02-05 02:35:00 | Are these "/home"s on the same machine? If you are mounting the /dev/hdb1 partition (which contains /home/ftp/pub2) on /dev/hda1 (which has only /home/ftp) it replaces the hda1 /home tree with its own. So you can't access or copy from hda's "/home" tree as long as hda1 is mounted. |
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| 321707 | 2005-02-05 03:33:00 | Are these "/home"s on the same machine? If you are mounting the /dev/hdb1 partition (which contains /home/ftp/pub2) on /dev/hda1 (which has only /home/ftp) it replaces the hda1 /home tree with its own. So you can't access or copy from hda's "/home" tree as long as hda1 is mounted. Yes. I have mounted the second drive inside the /home partition on the first drive As confusing as that sounds. I can however ssh into the box and use the cp command which works fine. Wierd..... |
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