I honest to goodness have no idea what I'm doing. I tried connecting my laptop to a VPN outside of my network, and I am able to accept the certificate, but again, same error. I also have port 21 and the passive ports forwarded on my router. I tried going to System > Network > Firewall and I created some Accept rules for port 21 and the passive ports (I had seen this post, and example_rules.jpg), but it makes no difference. I tried testing the connection with Filezilla installed on my laptop (on the same network with Odroid), and it authenticates fine, and I can even accept the certificate, but then I get the error, " The data connection could not be established: ECONNREFUSED - Connection refused by server." Also I completely reinstalled FileZilla, still that didnt do it. I tried disabling Windows Firewall (as I am using Windows 8 OS). It works on another pc, but its not working onn my pc now. I followed these directions to have what I think are the right settings for FTP. Status: Connecting to (Ip adds:port) Error: Connection timed out Error: Could not connect to server This was working fine till yesterday. I intend to connect outside of my network. I have enabled FTP under Services, and have also created a certificate and enabled SSL/TLS connections. It seems like there are bugs in FTP because I know that I can't even apply the changes I make to FTP if I change more than one thing at a time.I have an Odroid HC2 with OMV 4 installed. Now it works.Īgain, I don't really know what went wrong. So now if I already have a Shared Folder, I make sure that the username is checked off for Read/Write, and then I go to the FTP settings, and add the Shared Folder there. I just tried undoing everything and then changing one thing at a time. I tried just undoing everything I did for example, I unchecked sftp-access under ARM > Shared Folders > SharedFolderofChoice > Privileges, and Users > username > Edit > Groups. I tried deleting the other shared folders from the ftp section, and then re-adding them, and I still had the same issue of permission denied. I then created a Shared Folder from the FTP section (not the Shared Folders section under ARM), went to ARM > User, and made sure that the appropriate username was checked off for Privileges for the shared folder "Uploads." And blammo, it worked, and I could transfer. In Shared Folders, when I edit the privileges, I only checked off the username (for Read/Write), and sftp-access as well.īut all these things seemed to make no difference. The same can be accomplished by going to Group > sftp-access > Edit > Members: and checking off username. I even made sure that I went to Users > username > Edit > Groups: checked off sftp-access. When I got permission denied for transfer, I was checking the permissions under Access Rights Management > User and made sure that Read/Write was checked off for username (the username I used to sign in to FTP). But I figured out that if I pressed F5 to refresh what was showing in Filezilla (after I added a new Shared Folder to FTP), then the folder would show. So I'd change random settings trying to get it to show, maybe screwing things up. ![]() For one thing, when I'd try to add a Shared Folder (from the FTP menu Shared Folders), it wouldn't show in Filezilla. I'm not really sure why it's working now. ![]() I created a tutorial that will hopefully help others get things working the first time. Please help.Įdit: After a lot of trial and error, I have it all working. Example for FTP server software (port 21) is FileZilla Server (Standard or Pro Enterprise). As FileZilla cannot connect to thin air, there MUST be some server software running on the target machine. I also have port 21 and the passive ports forwarded on my router. Not the Server OS, but the server software you want to connect to (FTP server or SFTP server). ![]() I followed these directions to have what I think are the right settings for FTP. ![]() I have an Odroid HC2 with OMV 4 installed.
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