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Plesk System Updates says "All packages are up-to-date". However a yum check-updates resulted in many packages that needed an update. I believed System Updates would check yum and other package managers for updates. Is this assumption incorrect? I've performed a yum update to be not vulnerable...

Indeed, the firewall was blocking connections...... stupid... I was mislead by the authentication failures. Any tips about configuring FTP and firewall?

I'm not behind NAT. Using Pasive mode. The service seems to be very instable. I do copy the password which i'm 100% sure is correct. Sometimes the login is logged as authentication failure. Sometime as succesful, however, after being succesful and the client keeps waiting the client asks for...

Hi UFHH01, thanks for thinking with me. There seems to be no such thing as update-rc.d? update-rc.d: command not found

Hi, I thought this was triggered by the fact that it couldn't read the /etc/ftpusers :) Login is succesful now, but I run in the same experience I had before: ftp client isn't able to load file listing. /var/log/secure: May 19 09:56:44 vps proftpd: pam_listfile(proftpd:auth): Couldn't open...

Dear AYamshanov, I've tried both of your solutions, no TSL/SSL didn't work. Neither did commenting out the line in pam_stack.so This is the result in /var/log/secure when I try to connect with FTPS: May 19 09:11:43 vps proftpd: pam_listfile(proftpd:auth): Couldn't open /etc/ftpusers May 19...

No. Before re-install I recall getting two lines, now only this one. I will revert to last backup and try again

Re-install did not solve the problems I experience, still the same error. rpm -V psa-proftpd resolves in S.5....T. c /etc/xinetd.d/ftp_psa which is a file that exists. How do I know if I mis a folder.

Hi UFHH01, Thanks for the response. 1) I am on CentOS. 2) When i try to de-install this using Plesk installer it says a lot of packages which depend on proftpd will be de-installed as well. Is there a better way to re-install? 3) #%PAM-1.0 auth required pam_listfile.so item=user...

I am unable to connect using FTP with TLS/SSL on Plesk Onyx. Running service xinetd status taught me: pam_listfile(proftpd:auth): Couldn't open /etc/ftpusers Solutions like these don't solve the problem. Security settings are set to allow only FTPS connections. Checked with setting this to...

I was not aware of other services needing BIND. No problem keeping it up and running then!Thanks for the response

I am using my providers DNS service for my VPS so no need for BIND I guess. After removing BIND and restarting the server I was not able to login using SSH. Seems like sshd needs BIND to work. Restoring a backup solved the problem. Is there a way to configure my CentOs to work without BIND?