From the previous introduction, we know that VSFTP is an FTP server software. When starting the VSFTP server, if a 530 Permission denied error message appears, don’t be careful. This article mainly introduces the solution to the VSFTP 530 Permission denied error under Linux. What is needed Friends can refer to it.

After installing RedHat on the virtual machine, prepare to use filezilla to connect. Enter the IP address, root user, password, quick connection, and error:

530 Permission denied.

troubleshooting:

1. First check whether the vsftp service is enabled on the system. If not, enable the service first.

Method 1.setup--system service--self-start service

Method 2. Interface settings, service vsftpd restart

2. View configuration

The configuration of vsftpd, the vsftpd user connection control configuration is limited in the configuration file.

vsftpd.ftpusers: located in the /etc directory. It specifies which user accounts cannot access the FTP server, such as root, etc.

vsftpd.user_list: located in the /etc directory. The user account in this file cannot access the FTP server by default. Access is only allowed when the userlist_enable=NO option is enabled in the vsftpd .conf configuration file.

vsftpd.conf: located in the /etc/vsftpd directory. Customize the configuration of the FTP server such as user login control, user permission control, timeout settings, server function options, server performance options, server response messages, etc.

3. After the configuration modification is completed, execute service vsftpd restart to restart the vsftpd service.

The above is the solution to the 530 Permission denied error reported by the editor summarized by the editor. When you encounter this error when performing vsftp operation, you can use the above method to solve it. First troubleshoot the configuration, check the configuration, modify the configuration and restart Just vsftpd.