Good Morning Cameron,
I can´t pass username of sftp because is a confidential information , but i
erase this information, I can to create folders in directory mapped but i
can´t to create a file with extension txt for example also can´t to move a
file with these extensions, i don´t know if can be permission problem,
because i got create a folder in mapped directory.
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Thank you so mush
Best regards,
David William
2016-10-24 22:01 GMT-02:00 Cameron Simpson cs@zip.com.au [LINUX_Newbies] <
LINUX_Newbies@yahoogroups.com>:
>
>
> On 24Oct2016 04:33, DAVID Bandeira <davidcmdsbandeira@gmail.com> wrote:
> >My problem is in a directory monted how a sftpd directory , I needed to
> map
> >a sftpd how a directory in linux to move files to these directory and get
> >files too, i saw the permission of directory is 700, I created a user with
> >uid 300 and i did a test , but it occorrued the same error, I don t know
> if
> >when i mounted directory its necessary to change a parameter.
> >
> >[image: Imagem inline 1]
> >[image: Imagem inline 2]
>
> This is a text only list. Images get discarded by the server. Can you
> cut/paste
> the text?
>
> Have you looked at Scott's link to some sftp setup information?
>
> Have you repeated your tests on _both_ the client and the server? You said
> your
> mount setup was:
>
> client% sshfs -o allow_other username@server:/directory /mountpoint
>
> It is very important to test this on the server as directly as possible.
> Only
> if things work on the server but fail on the client should you worry about
> the
> client side of your setup.
>
> Note that _on the server_, whatever actions the client is attempting is
> running
> on the server as user "username". So log into the server as "username",
> and do
> things there:
>
> client% ssh username@server
> ......
> server% id
> uid=501(username) gid=510(something) groups=510(something),..
> server% cd /directory
> server% ls -la
> server% mkdir blah
> server% touch blah2
>
> Can you show us (as _text_, not as screenshot images), what the output of
> these
> this is? By doing things as the "username@server" user _directly_ on the
> server
> you will get much more direct information about what is causing you
> trouble.
>
> The output of "id" will tell you about the user and group identities in
> use by
> "username", and the output of "ls -la" will tell you about the ownerships
> and
> permissions of /directory and the things in it.
>
> The error messages (if any) from mkdir and touch will tell you about what
> things are permitted or forbidden as "username" in /directory.
>
> Please try the stuff above, and whatever other things occur to you as a
> result,
> and let us know the outcomes.
>
> Cheers,
> Cameron Simpson <cs@zip.com.au>
>
>
> >Thank you very mush
> >
> >Best regards,
> >David William
> >
> >
> >2016-10-24 2:15 GMT-02:00 cs@zip.com.au [LINUX_Newbies] <
> >LINUX_Newbies@yahoogroups.com>:
> >
> >>
> >>
> >> On 23Oct2016 20:37, DAVID Bandeira <davidcmdsbandeira@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> >This week i take a job having the need to map um sftp as a directory
> in a
> >> >linux server, I did a sshfs -o allow_other username@server:/directory
> >> >/mountpoint but when i need to move/copy in server to share appear
> error:
> >> >('cannot create regular file 'directory/file.txt':No such file or
> >> >directory) but if I create one folder in shared directory or if a move
> a
> >> >file of shared folder to server its ok, someone know what can i do?
> >>
> >> It sounds like the "/directory" on "server" lacks execute (== "search"
> for
> >> directories) permission, for the user "username". Maybe. For example:
> >>
> >> server% ls -ld /directory
> >> drw-rw-r-- 288 cameron cameron 9792 24 Oct 12:11 /directory
> >>
> >> Directories need "x" permission for someone to create or otheriwse
> access
> >> items
> >> in them; "x" means "search". With just "r" you can see the list of names
> >> of
> >> things in the directory, but not access them.
> >>
> >> This may not be precisely what is happening for you. Can you be a bit
> more
> >> explicit about what actions work and what actions do not?
> >>
> >> Also, what are the ownerships and permissions on "/directory"? Feel free
> >> to
> >> obfuscate the actual user and group names as you're already doing.
> >>
> >> Cheers,
> >> Cameron Simpson <cs@zip.com.au>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> >--
> >Atenciosamente
> >
> >David William Freitas Ferreira Bandeira
> >
> >
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