Monday, October 24, 2016

Re: [LINUX_Newbies] Problem to directory sftp directory

 

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.
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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>
>>
>>
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>--
>Atenciosamente
>
>David William Freitas Ferreira Bandeira
>
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