LIST Denied -/ err Permission denied err from CoreFTP Server

[hconcept]

What settings on CoreFtpServer and/or CoreFtpLe client do I need to change to allow the successful navigation and display of the home directory upon granted access?

Logs text:
when user "cfstest" has connected,
the CoreFtpServer log shows:

[#1] [20170228 20:19:36] [10.0.0.8] user (cfstest) granted access
[#1] [20170228 20:19:37] [10.0.0.8] LIST denied - /


and the 10.0.0.19[22] connecting "cfstest" CoreFtpLe client log shows:

ssh-rsa
Sending password
PWD
Current directory is '/'
Keep alive off...
Server error: Permission denied
Data port failed
Error loading directory...


( the user "cfstest" home directory specified is C:\InOutDir )

The CoreFTPServer is being operated in "run as administrator" mode and Windows UAC is turned off. Both the server PC and client PC are Windows 7.

Best Regards
2014CoreUser

[SamOrlando]

Having the same issue here.

I just purchased Core FTP Server and set up using simple settings for SSH.

Externally I am able to log into the server, but after logging in I immediately get the Error listing directory '/' - Permission Denied error.

I have tried removing the check locking the user into its home directory, but got the same error. I made sure that a Permissions rule is in place for the home directory and full rights.

The domain is setup with a root directory of: E:\SFTPRoot

The users home directory is set to: E:\SFTPRoot\UMSTEST

What Core FTP Activity shows:

[#1] [20170325 13:17:18] Profitmax active...
[#1] [20170325 13:17:40] [] connecting
[#1] [20170325 13:17:40] [] connected
[#1] [20170325 13:17:46] [] user 'UMSTEST' sent
[#1] [20170325 13:17:46] [] USER-PASS (UMSTEST) success
[#1] [20170325 13:17:46] [] user (UMSTEST) granted access
[#1] [20170325 13:17:47] [] LIST denied - /..

[SamOrlando]

A couple of things...

One, I was doing folder permissions incorrectly. You must first choose the permissions on the right and THEN add the folder you want to apply those permissions to. I had just added the folder and then clicked on the permissions, without the folder being highlighted, so it wasn't applying those permissions to the folder.

Two, even after fixing this, I still had problems with my test user, but the production users I had already created were working fine. I deleted my test user and created a new one with a different name and folder and it started working fine as well.

I then tested key authentication with my new test user and it worked on the first try.

It looks like we are good to go!