There is an option to choose from different languages while logging on File Share Web Interface. Also we can use strings-files to make or customize translations which is very good.
But all the emails and File share guest interface are english only. Is there any possibility to translate them also? Can i configure default user language?
I have a client that wants to automate the sending of files from an internal directory to an external FTP site. They have about 10 (ten) directories where files are placed and they want to scan every 5 to 10 mins and when the files are there to be sent via FTP to external site. They are currently doing this with Voyager on their workstation via a scheduled task.
Our team noticed that Serv-u started to work very slow, did not allow pretty much every new connection/login. It started to happen after import of ~500 users where some of them had missing Home Directories (that was the core issue eventually). It happened for a few days in a row. Looks like Serv-u initialized some user validations which took all available for it CPU. Serv-u did not provide any explanation what is going on.
Anyway when we were digging into the issue we noticed that on the multi (6) core server Serv-u consumes only one core but completely (at glance 80+%).
Questions:
1 how to make sure that Serv-u can use all available server resources in particular all processor cores?
2 am I right about user Home Driectopry validation in the background? if so could the case with 500+ users with wrong directories trigger such a slowness?
3 according to the import description do you think it is expected behavior for Serv-u to halt the ftp server behind the scene without reason explanation? maybe I need to look at specific place in the app/log/system to understand what is going on?
I'm sporadically getting the following error when someone logs in to upload. Their upload will be terminated and connection closed. This is a 13MB file, so it's not huge. Server is AWS m4.xlarge (4 vcpu, 16GB mem) and doesn't get much traffic.
I changed my home directory but when a windows user account logs on it directs them to the old home directory. Local accounts are working fine. I restarted the services with no luck.
I have Serv-U MFP installed on Windows. I have several network shares on a few Windows servers. In the Serv-U server, I have already added those shares to Serv-U by adding them as directories and I have created virtual paths. All of this works just fine with no issues.
Is there a way to provide the same type of access to files on a Linux server? I currently use WinSCP (on a Windows PC) to access files on the Linux server with a SFTP connection on port 22. My connection settings in WinSCP are:
Does anyone know if let's encrypt works with Serv-u? I am new to Lets's encrypt and my current SSL certificate expires in September. If it does can someone please send me some instructions on how I might implement this? Thanks in advance
I'm upgrading ServU for the first time the server appears fairly cut and dry the Gateway instructions are slim. Making the jump from 15.1.1 to 15.1.6 does anyone foresee any major issues?
Is there a published datamodel for the serv-u server. I'm curious does it just store login information does it persist transnational data similar to what is written to the log?
I have a client that wants to automate the sending of files from an internal directory to an external FTP site. They have about 10 (ten) directories where files are placed and they want to scan every 5 to 10 mins and when the files are there to be sent via FTP to external site. They are currently doing this with Voyager on their workstation via a scheduled task.