joximu Wrote:localhost is always the machine where you're on (webftp -> webserver, on your pc at home -> your pc at home etc).
So this is only ok for webftp.

Try looking at the logfiles.

Where do i find the logfiles? Im runng Debian etch

Sorry for this, but first you should learn something about Linux and the used Services! It can be very dangerous to run a root.

This forum is also not a Supportforum for "how to admin a server", it's only for ispCP!

If you don't know what are you doing, you better let it be.

So, you can find your logs in /var/logs

/var/log ;-)

ups, soooorrry

but the first 3 lines of Post 22 are correct...

Thanks for the advise GOOVER, but that still doesnt help me with my ispCP problem.

Joximu-> Which logfile did you want to see, is it the proftpd logfile?

It is here....

Feb 20 11:59:09 web1 proftpd[8026] localhost: error setting IPV6_V6ONLY: Protocol not available
Feb 20 11:59:09 web1 proftpd[8026] localhost: ProFTPD 1.3.0 (stable) (built mar gen 2 10:57:47 CET 2007) standalone mode STARTUP
Feb 20 12:07:07 web1 proftpd[8026] localhost: ProFTPD killed (signal 15)
Feb 20 12:07:07 web1 proftpd[8026] localhost: ProFTPD 1.3.0 standalone mode SHUTDOWN

The other logs are empty.

yeah of course...

ispCP is not a toy!

Here are the Logs for ProFTPd

You should start ProFTpd in Debug mode, connect to your Machine and Post the output here. But first stop your current proftpd and then:

Greez BeNe

Krisxxx Wrote:Feb 20 11:59:09 web1 proftpd[8026] localhost: error setting IPV6_V6ONLY: Protocol not available

Here is your Error. I you try the search you will find 100 Post's about it. AND: you didn't follow point for point the Installguide in the Wiki.

/etc/init.d/proftpd stop

then:

proftpd -n -d 5


when there are no errors enable sql logging... (use the search function or google if you wanna know how to do that=