Hi All,
I have followed this very excellent guide: FTP and Web server [Bishop Barrington IT Wiki]
in order to create an ftp / webserver for the students but I have run into problems...
Winbind is working fine and the server has been joined to the domain sucessfully, with the students home directories being created also.
If i try to access FTP using ANY username and password (students ot staff) I get access denied.
Any idea what I need to be looking for?
Permissions on the student home folders are as follows:
drw-rw-r-- 2 [studentname] domain users
I am running Ubuntu 8.10 fully updated.
Are you getting access denied before or after you login to the FTP server? Some ftpds ship with a default configuration that will deny any logins, regardless of whether they're good or not.

As an update:
This is what I have in the Auth.log File for the user in questions:
So the FTP -> winbind seems to be working ok so it must be a directory permssions issue, I have even given 777 access on the users folder but I am still getting acess denied.Nov 14 13:27:22 4428-web-04 vsftpd: pam_winbind(vsftpd:auth): getting password (0x00000000)
Nov 14 13:27:22 4428-web-04 vsftpd: pam_winbind(vsftpd:auth): user 'robertdavies' granted access
Nov 14 13:27:22 4428-web-04 vsftpd: pam_winbind(vsftpd:account): user 'robertdavies' OK
Nov 14 13:27:22 4428-web-04 vsftpd: pam_winbind(vsftpd:account): user 'robertdavies' granted access
going to see if I can gleen something from the ftp logs.
BRB![]()
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Anyone got any ideas, i cannot see anything wrong with this....
Do the users have valid shells? Can you login, su to a student account and get access/write to a directory directly?
Seems to work ok.
I am able to su the student account and when I do a PWD I am in the directory in question:
/home/JKHS-PD/studentname
Went back to basics and accessed ftp via the windows command line and it worked.
Upon further investigation Macromedia Dreamweaver is where the problem lies as it tries to CD you into a directory that does not exisit. Have installed a basic freebie FTP tool onto the workstations and bingo all springs to life
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