If you see this error message when trying to connect it means that you entered an incorrect username/password or host. Response: 530 Login authentication failed Response: 530 Login authentication failed My friend has over 400Mbps download so 12Mbps every now and again isn’t going to impact him.If you have problems connecting to your FTP account using FileZilla, check out the information below to help you solve the problem. I have initially set the backup to run every 6 hours although will need to think about that, the initial calculating what needs to be backed up is CPU intensive so I might just run at night. 2TB will give room for lots of version retention. The HDD I am using is a 2TB WD Red although I might find another drive and use the WD for something else. The initial backup will take 2 days 7 hours at that speed. The transfer is at a very steady 1.43MBps. The device is no my LAN at the moment but I am connecting through the WAN port (well, there is only one physical port on the bottom of the line one I bought). I only had an initial dataset of 266GB assuming I have got the exclusions correct. I have got the backup running under root at the moment. I know I am making a basic error but I don’t know what it is. I think I have set the owner of this directory to chris using chownĭo I need to put something in /etc/fstab ? I have changed the /etc.passwd file to include:Ĭhris:x:1000:1000::/mnt/‘Basic data partition’/home/chris:/bin/ash

If I SSH in as chris I can access /mnt/‘Basic data partition’/home/chris I have created a directory in /mnt/‘Basic data partition’/home/chris I don’t know UNIX so I am a bit out of my depth. I want the home to be on the external EXT4 drive if possible.

If I set the home as /home/chris then all is OK. I have enabled access from the WAN side and redirected from port 2222.

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