I also tried using WinSCP however this did not change anything.Īs for debug logging, I was unable to get this to work effectively. In addition, the folders I wish to access have been shared over LAN (Windows' built-in network share) and work correctly which means it's specific to the setup of the SFTP server itself.Īccessing it from the internal IP address, didn't help anything.
FILEZILLA PERMISSION DENIED FULL
The folders located in SFTP Server have their security set such that "Everyone" has full control in order to prevent issues with permissions however I still log in with the Administrator account on the Windows 10 machine running the server but this doesn't change anything in that while I can create and delete files/folders on the server, I can not read or write their data. This can be seen in my sftp_config file (located in C:/ssh/.) where my settings are as follows: LogLevel VERBOSE In addition, I have also set up a file tree where users are locked within their own folders.
The SFTP server was set up via the instructions found here. If I attempt to move files from Client to Server, this creates the file but then will not write any data to it (ie. Interestingly, I could move files within the remote server, it was just a case of moving them from the remote server to the client.
In general the solution given online is to give the folder permissions however I made sure that the file I tried to get have the specific permission for the user as well as the "Everyone" setting but neither of these fixed the issue. However, whenever I try to copy folders across from the remote machine to the local machine, FileZilla gives the error "Open for read: permission denied". I was attempting to create an SFTP server and successfully managed to get it to the point where I can view folders from an external location.
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