turning for various forum, has understood the problem of the proftpd for debian, the version that is released it has a bug. With this bug it comes impossible to be connected himself is in IPV6 that without. The bug has been resolved in the last present stable version in the site of the proftpd. Only that installing it, ISPCP continues equally not to make to work ftp.
How can I do for shaping the new installed ftp with the .tars .gz with ispcp?

I have the same problem

I did not really understood what you mean, your text is a litte bit confused.
Do you want to disable the IPv6 Support in proftpd ?
If so, put this in your proftpd.conf:

Greez BeNe

And it is very slow... The other server is with LAN network with me the speed must be over 100mbits but it is 13.8 kb/s max ... and other thing One friend told me something like "The ftp threads not doing anything"

And is IPv6 disabled now or not ?
Do you use Active or Passive Mode ?
FTP is a problem for Firewalls, so you should test both.

Greez BeNe

I add this : # Set off to disable IPv6 support which is annoying on IPv4 only boxes.
UseIPv6 off
in /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf

Firewall is turned off

Yes i not use the firewall. But with UseIPv6 Off the problem not change :S, if i install the official version of the site proftpd the server ftp running without problems. But the ispcp not run with the ftp server.

What means ispcp does not run with proftpd?

ispcp only puts userdata in the database and proftpd gets the userdata from the database. No direct connection between them.

Maybe the new version has some other settings about the mysql connection?

logfiles??

/J

In the image there is the problem

ahhhh

if I remember right, we had theese ftp_rawlist problems some months ago...

Seems to be an error in ispcp - ftp_rawlist is used with a boolean instead of a conncetion ressource - I think an earlier ftp_connect has failed (-> false instead of ressource) and there was no test if the ressource is boolean...

So, Can you check the ftp logfile about login tries during theeses failures...

/J