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Resolved FTP deprecated option 'NoCertRequest' in config file crashes service

hexblot

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FTP deprecated option in config file crashes servic

PRODUCT, VERSION, OPERATING SYSTEM, ARCHITECTURE

Plesk Obsidian v18.0.54_build1800230807.10 os_CentOS 7

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION

FTP connections are not possible ( error reported is "Server closed connection" ).
Logs on `/var/log/messages` on attempt show

proftpd[9766]: fatal: TLSOptions: : unknown TLSOption 'NoCertRequest' on line 25 of '/etc/proftpd.conf'

This server has been several years active, and has been following updates as they are released for the platform.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

Try to connect via FTP.

ACTUAL RESULT

Server error, connection closed.

EXPECTED RESULT

FTP connection opened

ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Removing the offending option "NoCertRequest" from the TLSOption line of /etc/proftpd.conf file resolves the issue.

YOUR EXPECTATIONS FROM PLESK SERVICE TEAM

Confirm bug
 
Hi @hexblot, thank you for bringing this up. In this case however, this should not be considered a product issue, because in such a configuration file there can be dozens of user defined settings. Like with MariaDB upgrades and even Nginx or Apache upgrades it is possible that with new versions, old configuration values won't work and need maintenance. You will also see this with Dovecot.

However, it is still a valuable post of yours, because other users who run into the same "NoCertRequest" issue will find it easier to resolve. So thank you again for posting this here.
 
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