FTP Linux not using TCA control panel

[DamienWebb]

Is there a way to auto setup FTP using an FTP client on Cent OS Linux for clients?

 

No one can get into their FTP using the supplied TCAdmin FTP settings.

 

 

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I tested it after I disabled the firewall and restarted the monitor to make sure the firewall isn't blocking FTP and I keep getting:

 

Connection attempt failed with "ECONNREFUSED - Connection refused by server".

Edited November 23, 2012 by DamienWebb

[LFA]

Stop the monitor and start it in console mode. Make sure it is starting correctly:

cd /home/tcadmin/Monitor
./monitor-service stop
./monitor-console

Also the default ftp port is 8821. Make sure you are connecting to the correct port.

[DamienWebb]

I am not behind a firewall and I still get:

 

Response: 530 FTP access is disabled.

 

Here my monitor via ssh:

 

[root@localhost ~]# cd /home/tcadmin/Monitor
[root@localhost Monitor]# ./monitor-service stop
The TCAdmin Monitor has been stopped
[root@localhost Monitor]# ./monitor-console
TCAdmin - The Game Hosting Control Panel
/usr/sbin/setenforce: SELinux is disabled
Software Version         : 2.0.65.0
Mono Version             : 2.10.8 Linux 32 bits
Monitor Ports            : Secure: 8891 Standard: 8890
uPnP Port Forwarding     : Disabled
Current User             : root
Database Engine          : MySQL (HTTP Protocol)
Database Cache           : Enabled

Starting the Monitor Web Service...
The Monitor Web Service has been started.
Starting the Task Scheduler...
The Task Scheduler has been started.
Starting the Game Monitor Service...
The Game Monitor Service has been started.
Starting the FTP Service...
The FTP Service (v1) has been started on 0.0.0.0:8821.

The Remote Monitor has been started on localhost.localdomain

 

Seems like FTP is disabled but when I type ftp in the it says unknown command. I thought that tcadmin had its own built in FTP program for users?

Edited November 26, 2012 by DamienWebb

[ECF]

TCAdmin does have it's own built in FTP server.

 

Your post shows the FTP service is atrting correctly.

 

The FTP Service (v1) has been started on 0.0.0.0:8821.

 

The Remote Monitor has been started on localhost.localdomain

 

However it looks like the monitor is starting as localhost. Which means you need port forward any IPs and services through your firewall to an external IP.

[DamienWebb]

Like I stated I am not using a firewall while I at least try to get it working.

[ECF]

Then this is your problem:

The Remote Monitor has been started on localhost.localdomain

 

Change your config on your master to an external IP and not localhost.

[DamienWebb]

So to any of the IP's that are in the list? But that means that all users will have to use one single ip to connect correct? Or can they use THEIR servers IP to FTP?

 

The IP that will be used by the FTP server. Leave Blank to use all available IP's.

[LFA]

"FTP access is disabled." means the user's role has ftp access disabled. User Management > Roles > Select the role. Enable the FTP Server > FTP Access permission.

[Steve-TGM]

The issue he was having was he was using the wrong port for FTP.

[DamienWebb]

No... I am using the correct port... 8821...

 

Trying to use my clients login details for a test and it wont work (he does have a server on the box.)

 

(Starred my IP out for security purposes.)

 

Status:	Connecting to ***.***.***.***:8821...
Status:	Connection established, waiting for welcome message...
Response:	220 TCAdmin FTP Server
Command:	USER *****
Response:	331 User name okay, need password.
Command:	PASS ************
Response:	530 FTP access is disabled.
Error:	Critical error
Error:	Could not connect to server

Edited November 27, 2012 by DamienWebb

[LFA]

Did you enable ftp access in the user's role?

[DamienWebb]

It ended up being VM not owning the permissions of the resellers account and root on the linux box having its own permissions..

 

 

All fixed now.