Re: [FlexCP-devel] File manager

[Justin <ju...@li...>]

I would suggest to get a pencil and scratch paper and go through and=20
write out all the permissions for the users/groups/directories you are =
interested in
and the build on that.

In general I am not sure how much the intention of this list is to help =
troubleshoot
webcp installation/usage issues (???).  FlexCP developers, would you =
like for this=20
list to be a webcp/flexcp catchall while the webcp community regroups? =20

Or perhaps I could help you resolve the issue on this thread:
http://forum.hostinghacks.net/viewtopic.php?t=3D112
and then we could summarize and post the results here to aid the FlexCP =
team in
future design?



> Well, I think I spoke too soon.  I changed 'my' account to be a =
regular
> user and FTP still failed.
>=20
> Out of curosity, I loaded winscp and tried to upload files using my
> non-root account and noticed that even my home folder was off limits =
to
> me.  Does that mean i have to use ftp or the web interface for =
uploading
> files?
>=20

> >> > FTP connection failed! usually means incorrect permissions.  make =
sure
> >> you
> >> > are not logged in as a reseller or administrator but as a normal =
user
> >> and
> >> > check the permissions on the directory you are trying to upload =
to.
> >
> >> Thanks for the response.  I have been logged in as a reseller / =
admin.
> >> That makes sense.  So then my question becomes should there be a
> >> separate
> >> account for the reseller and then the user that is the reseller?
> >
> > That is probably the best way to go.  Currently I try to avoid =
giving
> > clients reseller accounts.  They tend to get confused by the =
structure of
> > it.
> > Takes a little clarification often to get it all straightened out.
> >