Hello there. The thing is: I can log to my server with no problem, but it appears that the (chroot-ed) directory (folder) is always empty.
For now I'm trying it via LAN, so there shouldn't be any firewall or something.
Configuration:
- Passive mode with the default port range.
- SSL/TLS enabled. Explicit ("forced") SSL/TLS connection.
- All necessary shared folders are set.
- Group "users" chroot-ed to the root directory of the storage hard drive (/media/HDD).
I tried to connect to it by using WinSCP, and successfully listed the directory's content. Well... until I finished to upload/download a file; then the problem occurs. Not tested yet with Filezilla.
On the other hand, with my Android phone this always happen. I'm using the ES File Explorer app; and here, the remote folder still looks empty (even when already has something in it).
I've tried the following (with an unsuccesfully result):
- Disable SSL/TLS and it's request.
- Remove the chroot jail.
- "chown root:root" the root directory of the hard drive.
- "chmod 755" all the shared folders (they've had the permission "700" before that).
- Reboot the server machine.
- Connect as plain FTP.
Hope you understood my problem and any help will be appreciated.
Best regards!