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 Post subject: Cannot write to FTP
PostPosted: Sun Sep 12, 2004 6:09 pm 
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I set up NASLite on an HP 400 Celeron w/128MB RAM (using the FTP image). Setup and boot went smooth. However, I can't move files to or from the file server via FTP. I get the following error message:

An error creating a folder on the FTP Server. Make sure you have permission to put files on the server.
Details: 550 Create directory operation failed.

I tried running NASLite on a different box - no change. I have tried accessing the FTP with 2 different WinXP machines, and one W2K machine.
Anyone have any ideas?


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You are the first to report this problem. Did you configure the drive using NASLite or was it an ext2 drive with content from another machine?

Let me take a look in the next few days and see if i can recreate that condition.


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Are you trying to write to the FTP root, or are you trying to write to a Disk-X folder? The FTP root is read-only. You can write to the Disk-X folders only.


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I just found that out today. I played around with it during lunch today and found that I couldn't modify any folders, or write anywhere except in the Disk-1 folder. Works like a champ now!
I'm constantly wiping my hard drive to try new versions of Linux on my machine. This looks like the perfect use for my old 133MHz 32MB system, so I don't have to keep writing everything to CD when I wipe my good system.
Thanks!!


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