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FTP Server connection failed, error prompted: Oops:cannot change directory:/home/*******Oops:child diedWorkaround: 1 in the terminal Input command: Setsebool Ftpd_disable_trans 1Service VSFTPD RestartIt's OK. But the next time you reboot, it's going

VSFTPD "response:500 oops:cannot Change Directory" workaround the author uses the Linux distribution version of CentOS when connecting with an FTP client, the following error message appears: response:500 OOPS: Cannot change directory:/home/bhtest

Tag:linux   centos    virtual machine    ftp    rhel5 in the configuration, today want to use FTP to connect to Linux in the virtual machine under XP, but the FTP connection will appear "Oops:cannot Change directory:/ Root "error, how to solve it?

Oopsdirectory provides a solution for ftp users to encounter 500 OOPS: cannot change directory during connection.After RHEL5 is configured, I want to use ftp to connect to linux in the Virtual Machine Under XP today, but the error "500 OOPS: cannot

Solution for 500 OOPS: cannot change directory in vsftpAfter centos is configured, I want to use ftp to connect to linux in the Virtual Machine Under XP today, but the error "500 OOPS: cannot change directory:/root" will appear during ftp connection,

1, the problem: Vsftp Login Error "Oops:cannot change directory:/home/*******" Solve: A, first check the issue of permissions;B FTP Server connection failed, error message: Oops:cannot Change directory:/home/******* Oops:child died After the above

Redhat 5 Vsftp 550 failed to change directory problem solution results during the test we found ftp localhostftp> cd cdrom550 Failed to change directory. the reason why the directory cannot be switched to/pub/cdrom www.2cto.com is that SElinux's FTP

CentOS Yuminstalling FTP and resolving vsftp errors Oops:cannot changedirectory:/home/** 1. See if the server has an FTP package installedRpm-qa |grep vsftp2.yum installationYum-y Install VSFTPD3. start the VSFTP serviceService VSFTPD Start4. Turn

In vsftpd, the solution "Response: 500 OOPS: cannot change directory" appears. The Linux release version used by the author is centos6.4. When the FTP client is connected, the following error message is displayed: Response: 500 OOPS: cannot change

Today in the configuration of FTP, all configured, after the start of the VSFTPD, through the user landing FTP, incredibly error: C:\>ftp 10.10.1.239 Connected to 10.10.1.239 2.0.5 (VSFTPD) User (10.10.1.239: (None)): Xaftp 331 Please specify

System: centos5.x Previously, when I installed MySQL, the command for creating a user was as follows:Shell> groupadd MySQL Shell> useradd-G MySQL Shell> Cd/usr/local   When you view/etc/passwd, the record is as follows:MySQL: X: 501: 502:/home/MySQL:

Vsftpd is one of the most common FTP servers in Linux. The installation and configuration of vsftpd are very simple. however, after the installation and configuration are complete, the following error may occur when you log on to the system

After installing the VSFTP software, the link FTP login prompts such errorOops:cannot Change directory:/home/ The reason is that the CentOS system installed SELinux, because the default is not open FTP support, so access is blocked. Solutions

The system is CentOS, the RH faction. I installed the VSFTPD installation, thought it was done, but the client access prompts the following error: Oops:cannot Change Directory:/home/ftp The reason is that his CentOS system installed SELinux, because

Client Access prompts the following error: Oops:cannot Change Directory:/home/ftp The reason is that the system installed SELinux, because the default is not open FTP support, so access is blocked. View SELinux Settings # Getsebool-a|grep

Vsftpd 500 OOPS: cannot change directory2008-06-24 [Root @ rhel5 log] # ftp localhostConnected to rhel5.220 Welcome to Shaw's FTP service.530 Please login with USER and PASS.530 Please login with USER and PASS.KERBEROS_V4 rejected as an

Vsftpd 500 OOPS, the result is restarted. However, the problem still persists, and the Error 500 OOPS: cannot change directory is reported. The copper drum was found to be due to selinux for half a day. Go to/etc/selinu. View the config file and

When another account is switched with the root account, the following error occurs: su: warning: cannot change directory to/home/oracle: Permission denied and permissiondenied. If you use the root account to switch to another account, the following

A few days ago found because MySQL database is too large, the default installed / var disk can no longer accommodate the newly added data, only to find ways to transfer the data directory. There are a lot of related articles on the Internet to

Reason:The SELinux security policy of the Linux system does not turn on support for accessing FTP different directories by defaultUsing the Linux command: getsebool-a | grep FTP View statusIf you see Ftp_home_dir-to-off (indicating that SELinux does