

I have done that, but still no luck with the client, it sees the symlink not as a "directory" which i can click, but as a regular file(as everything is) which windows cannot understand what to do with.

Ln -s public_html /home/example/domains//public_html Quite oddly, on another server of mine which runs ProFTPD 1.3.3c, there is no issue for the windows clients to follow symlinks.īasically, they explain that a symlink within a chrooted directory must be in a path relative to the chrooted directory. ProFTPD Version 1.3.4a), this did not resolve the client side issue.
CANT OPEN SYMLINK TRANSMIT FTP UPDATE
I have tried to update proftpd to the latest version today ( ~]# proftpd -v I just realized it is enough to mount partition under /home/ftp. But this is like binding, is it OOps, sorry for bothering. Probably using curlftps and local host I could mount /home/ftp everywhere on system. I was under the impression that symlinks are resolved on the OS level so Python would never know about it. No I want the users to write in de /var/Added users to the group and gave the group write access to /var/www. At the moment local users can login via ftp and they will see listened their home dir.

I made sure the file exists and I can access it. I'm configuring svftp on a linux machine. You cant dismiss Termuxs notification, so dont worry about that. It allows to mount remote ftp site on local directory, then access to ftp is like access to any other directory in local system. 14 Python is unable to open my simlinked file. Try one of the below: Swipe the notification left or right and look for a cog wheel () or info icon () and tap it. Note that sftp does not follow symbolic links encountered in the tree traversal. Pull down the notification panel and find Termuxs notification. The symbolic link works fine if i try to access it via ftp from command line, but while trying to access it using FlashFXP ( both ver 3 and 4 ), and filezilla - the Link is displayed as a regular file, and is not followed.Īs this is not an issue for me as an admin who uses the command line, the issue currently affects all windows clients ( hosting clients ), which try to use symlinks on this server. f Requests that files be flushed to disk immediately after transfer. Bind mounts are a common way to make directories available inside chroots. SFTP should show the same contents for both directories. When a client logs into his FTP account, normally one would expect a symlink to public_html ->. Use bind mounts: mount -o bind user1/some/folder /user2/another/folder. I have got a funny situation with my ftp server, I am not yet sure if this is a client side issue or an actual application fault.
