After that was accomplished I installed the IPKG package for 'sudo', and configured my OpenSSH to permit logins by everyone except 'admin'. I simply followed the instructions from the QNAP Wiki article: How To Replace SSH Daemon With OpenSSH in order to get OpenSSH installed. (I actually like the Linux CLI, but I dislike logging in as root(admin), for the usual reasons). I replaced my QNAP's cobbled 'sshd' in favour of OpenSSH when I first got my TS-419P+. Good save Kurt! I don't suffer from that restriction here, so I never would have caught this one.

and sftp is nothing else than an ssh login, lanuching a specific sftp or scp binary after the login sftp is not ftp, but it's ssh intead - thats why sftp is not part of the FTP ervice configuration - and only admin can login to the NAS Linux shell (silly but true). While ftp and it's securre variant ftpes are ftp. Response:ē31 Password required for adminīut using sftp/port 22, user 'user1', I get the message below. Status:ĝirectory listing successful But.įor 'admin', I am using sftp/port 22, again it works. Response:đ50 Opening ASCII mode data connection for MLSD Response:Ē57 '/' is the current directory

Response: MLST modify* perm* size* type* unique* oup* UNIX.mode* UNIX.owner* Response:Ē20 NASFTPD Turbo station 1.3.2e Server (ProFTPD) Status:Ĝonnection established, waiting for welcome message.

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