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stefax71
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Problem with ftp after moving accounts to drive D:
Hello all,
I have been working on this issue all the morning. I just created a new domain using Plesk 8.2 on a Windows Server 2003. Every time I try to log in using ftp with this new account I receive "530 User <username> cannot log in, home directory inaccessible".
My hostname is shorter than 15 symbols (the domain name, including the dot and the tld is 16 characters if this helps in any way), the domain I setup resolves correctly (I checked with nslookup) and I tried to run the plesk ftp remove/reconfiguration utility more than once without success. Every other user on the server can ftp perfectly.
I tried to look in the logs (I am quite a newbie on Windows, I am more a *nix kind of person) and found out the following error:
"User <username> failed to log on, could not access the home directory /."
I guess this can be the problem. No clue on what the directory / in this case tho... is it the ftp root of the user? The root of the entire system (and in this case the root of which disk, since Windows FS is quite different from *nix, so / would make little sense in this case)? If this is the problem, any clue on how I could fix it?
Thanks in advance
Stefano
Hello all,
I have been working on this issue all the morning. I just created a new domain using Plesk 8.2 on a Windows Server 2003. Every time I try to log in using ftp with this new account I receive "530 User <username> cannot log in, home directory inaccessible".
My hostname is shorter than 15 symbols (the domain name, including the dot and the tld is 16 characters if this helps in any way), the domain I setup resolves correctly (I checked with nslookup) and I tried to run the plesk ftp remove/reconfiguration utility more than once without success. Every other user on the server can ftp perfectly.
I tried to look in the logs (I am quite a newbie on Windows, I am more a *nix kind of person) and found out the following error:
"User <username> failed to log on, could not access the home directory /."
I guess this can be the problem. No clue on what the directory / in this case tho... is it the ftp root of the user? The root of the entire system (and in this case the root of which disk, since Windows FS is quite different from *nix, so / would make little sense in this case)? If this is the problem, any clue on how I could fix it?
Thanks in advance
Stefano