Hi Eric
Thank you, because I had no idea of what log file looking for…
This is the ‘secure’ entries for last failed proftd login:
Jun 5 16:19:10 barcelona proftpd: PAM adding faulty module: /lib64/security/pam_stack.so
Jun 5 16:19:10 barcelona proftpd[5054]: 94.23.46.xxx (82.84.129.237[82.84.129.xxx]) - USER carlo (Login failed): Incorrect password.
I checked password several times, and I’m absolutely sure that the password is correct.
Please, note that SSH login works perfectly with same username/password
Are you by chance using a ProFTPd version from a third party repository?
You can determine that by running this command:
rpm -qa | grep proftp
I’m not sure why you’d see the behavior you’re seeing there with the default software… but if ProFTPd came from another repo, that might explain things, as we’ve seen some strange behaviors in that circumstance.
Ah, that ProFTPd package is from the RPMForge repository… that’s a third party repository, and could cause the problem you’re seeing. People have reported problems with that in the past.
What we’d recommend doing is to disable the RPMForge repository (as well as any other non-default repositories), and then install the version of ProFTPd that comes from Virtualmin in place of the one you have there.
Hi Eric
thank you for your help.
Well, I’m going to disable RPMForge repository.
After this is done, what’s the best way to force Webmin to reinstall or upgrade or downgrade ProFTPd ?
Thank you!