Today, after configuring Linux server FTP, login is normal, using the FTP tool after logging in, all directories can be manually write path access, but the folder and file list do not see the data.
Later analysis, summed up the cause of the result is related to SELinux, so by closing the SELinux after the attempt, the FTP folder and file list are normal to see.
Below are 2 diagrams to resolve before and after the screenshot:
1, before the solution, by entering the correct path can read access, but not see the list.
2, after the solution, you can visually view the list data.
There are three ways to set up SELinux under Linux
First, in the graphical interface:
Desktop--> Management--> security level and firewall, set to disable.
Second, in the command mode:
Modify file:/etc/selinux/config, and then reboot the system. Specific modifications as shown:
Third, run the command: Setup, enter the "firewall Configuration", in the SELinux bar, select "Disabled."
Operation Command: Setenforce 0 (no reboot required).
Turn off SELinux protection for the specified service (for example, FTP):
1, use the command: Getsebool Ftpd_disable_trans can view the current state if not on
2, Input command: Setsebool Ftpd_disable_trans 1
Of course, you can add the-p parameter so that you don't have to enter this command every time you boot
Setsebool-p Ftpd_disable_trans 1
As for the explanation of the role of SELinux, here is not elaborated, we can understand Baidu.
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