I'm asking if something into the config of Linux server should disable viewing some files thru windows based explorer applications...(winSCP for example ;) )
I have no idea.
- martin
I have no idea.
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I have no idea.
- crony
I don't know...
I'm asking if something into the config of Linux server should disable viewing some files thru windows based explorer applications...(winSCP for example ;) )
But I'm almost sure there's not... But if it's a server related problem, that should explain why few files are not shown...Am I wrong ?
I'm asking if something into the config of Linux server should disable viewing some files thru windows based explorer applications...(winSCP for example ;) )
But I'm almost sure there's not... But if it's a server related problem, that should explain why few files are not shown...Am I wrong ?
- martin
Is there a parameter thru command lines that should disable viewing some files in commander view ?
Which command line?
- crony
Is there a parameter thru command lines that should disable viewing some files in commander view ?
I had this problem on different distribs, always was different files, very few, but some...
I had this problem on different distribs, always was different files, very few, but some...
- martin
Yes , Filezilla thru SFTP, same problem...
So it might be a server problem related ?
Definitely looks like.
- crony
Yes , Filezilla thru SFTP, same problem...
So it might be a server problem related ?
So it might be a server problem related ?
- martin
OK, have you tried any other SFTP client?
- crony
Hey Prikryl,
V 4.2.5 (build 624)
This problem happens before...(on other releases)
I'm loged as root, and sometimes I may not see .conf or .log files.
I think it might be any type file in fact.
For this example, the log is in /tmp , named syncr.log, but I don't think it's related to the name...
I must say I'm using vserver as well, so the website is in fact :
var/lib/vservers/myWebsite/tmp
Might be a virtualisation problem ?
V 4.2.5 (build 624)
This problem happens before...(on other releases)
I'm loged as root, and sometimes I may not see .conf or .log files.
I think it might be any type file in fact.
For this example, the log is in /tmp , named syncr.log, but I don't think it's related to the name...
I must say I'm using vserver as well, so the website is in fact :
var/lib/vservers/myWebsite/tmp
Might be a virtualisation problem ?
- martin
Re: some files are not shown...
What version of WinSCP are you using? What is the log file name?
- larkeen
same problem - help!!
same problem here
- crony
some files are not shown...
Hello,
I think I've been really carreful with the configuration, but I must be missing something...
So, using WinSCP in SFTP allow fallback, into panels/show hidden files, show inaccesible directories ON , I just can't see a log file into my /var/tmp directory.
Thru SSH, I see the log file...
There are lots of directories with log files that I can list/edit without any problems...
But from time to time, on few directories, I just can't list anything, log or conf files, I don't think it's a matter of extension file, but...
What am I doing wrong ?
Thanks ![/img]
I think I've been really carreful with the configuration, but I must be missing something...
So, using WinSCP in SFTP allow fallback, into panels/show hidden files, show inaccesible directories ON , I just can't see a log file into my /var/tmp directory.
Thru SSH, I see the log file...
There are lots of directories with log files that I can list/edit without any problems...
But from time to time, on few directories, I just can't list anything, log or conf files, I don't think it's a matter of extension file, but...
What am I doing wrong ?
Thanks ![/img]