SECURECRT sftp upload file error: put:failed to upload xxx denied access

Tag: ref fail without led log error target tag LAN

1. Questions

Uploading files using sftp times wrong: put:failed to upload xxx denied access. Similar to the following:

2. Causes

This problem can be caused by two reasons, one is to go to the directory where the remaining disk space is insufficient, and the other is that the user who opened the SFTP session does not have read and write access to that directory on the server.

Note: Many times we are on the SECURECRT SSH login host and then through SU Switch to other users, right now SSH tag open SFTP user identity is the most beginning SSH login user instead of SU after the user.

3. Treatment options

If you're running out of disk space-remove or move files that are not too important on the disk to another disk, or change to a space-loaded directory upload.

If the user does not have permissions-use SSH to log in with a privileged user and then open SFTP, or move the file in SSH with a different directory upload.

Reference: http://blog.csdn.net/truong/article/details/73614794

SECURECRT sftp upload file error: put:failed to upload xxx denied access