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The FTP home directory (ftp_home_dir) is most likely turned off in SeLinux. To see status of your ftpdftpd control files, issue: "getsebool -a"getsebool -a and locate the ftpd section. You may notice ftp_home_dir is turned off. To turn it on, use the following command: "setsebool -P ftp_home_dir=1"setsebool -P ftp_home_dir=1

Verify your input using "getsebool -a"getsebool -a, then Try the upload again.

Note: Ignore the punctuation marks

The FTP home directory (ftp_home_dir) is most likely turned off in SeLinux. To see status of your ftpd control files, issue: "getsebool -a" and locate the ftpd section. You may notice ftp_home_dir is turned off. To turn it on, use the following command: "setsebool -P ftp_home_dir=1"

Verify your input using "getsebool -a", then Try the upload again.

Note: Ignore the punctuation marks

The FTP home directory (ftp_home_dir) is most likely turned off in SeLinux. To see status of your ftpd control files, issue: getsebool -a and locate the ftpd section. You may notice ftp_home_dir is turned off. To turn it on, use the following command: setsebool -P ftp_home_dir=1

Verify your input using getsebool -a, then Try the upload again.

Note: Ignore the punctuation marks

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answered Oct 14, 2015 at 4:29

Bright Sunshine

Verify your input using "getsebool -a", then Try the upload again.

Note: Ignore the punctuation marks