Check if the firewall is blocking your current ip to access ftp:
v-list-firewall-ban
Peculiar… I am using filezilla for connections, could it be a certain setting I have to configure which doesn’t work properly?
Checked the firewall block with my ip,
v-list-firewall-ban | grep ‘my.ip.xx.xx’
it doesn’t come up, so not blocked right
I have to check this with another connection tomorrow, maybe the isp I am using is wonky. Never see my own ip coming up in the vsftpd log neither.
Thanks for now though, I’ll get back to this when I’ve checked some more
BTW: Changed the password for the test user
Have it solved. Had nothing to do with HestiaCP’s working, that was perfect (as always)
No, my ISP had to ‘update/upgrade’ the access to the internet, thereby blocking all outgoing traffic over port 21.
Changing the settings resolved connecting with FileZilla.
For future reference: My ISP is KPN (Netherlands), and the cable modem Security level (beveiligingniveau) had to be set to low (laag) to allow use of my own settings.
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I had similar issue with multiple VPS. This resolved it. Thanks
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i also faced this issue. but i cant understand how did you resolve it?
i fixed it by changing
from
Subsystem sftp internal-sftp-server
to
Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server
in
/etc/ssh/sshd_config
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