Thank you for putting up with this intermittent and apparently bizarre problem. I'm still getting by, but occasionally get the urge to beat this dead horse some more. Error: File transfer failed after transferring 1,048,576 bytes in 10 seconds Status: Starting upload of C:\Files\ Status: Retrieving directory listing. Now the transfer is 59.7 done, but I keep getting this error, and it hasn't changed that number for hours. I can't see how this could possibly cause a problem, but might "instant" logins be associated with my SSD somehow? Like some sort of caching happening? (I don't believe in this association but I throw it out for you to trample.) I'm transferring a very large (35GB) file through SFTP and FileZilla. Things worked fine on my old laptop but started failing with my new laptop which my son set up with an SSD. Something else has occurred to me (though this my be a red herring). When login is fast/instant file copying fails! If the login is sluggish, it almost always works! This seems really bizarre to me but it is very consistent! "Slow" is often accompanied with initial connection failure, timeout, then connection success. Open /etc/passwd and change admins homedir from. The problem is that /var/www is owned by www-data, but youre logged in a admin.
jvilches said: The only problem is that the webserver is in /var/so basically I cant upload any website at all. When I login to the server with WinSCP the login sometimes is very *fast* (almost instantaneous). falko Super Moderator ISPConfig Developer.
However I've observed the following that seems to be consistent.
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