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Yil · 05-23-2011, 06:47 PM

You can goto the /logs directory and look at the SystemError.log file which should show you the details about TCL script errors which would give us something to go on.

Did this work before for you and you just upgraded ioFTPD and it stopped working? In ioFTPD v7.7.x the /lib directory was upgraded but you had to take some care to keep the nxtools/ioninja parts of that directory when upgrading it. It's possible you missed something there if it was working fine before. In fact, I anticipated this as a problem and ioFTPD now actually checks for the version of the /lib dir that it needs and won't start if something is wrong, but it doesn't do this for scripts. They would just fail with fatal script errors like you are seeing. This should be obvious from the error log files though.

05-23-2011, 06:47 PM
Yil Too much time... Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,194	You can goto the /logs directory and look at the SystemError.log file which should show you the details about TCL script errors which would give us something to go on. Did this work before for you and you just upgraded ioFTPD and it stopped working? In ioFTPD v7.7.x the /lib directory was upgraded but you had to take some care to keep the nxtools/ioninja parts of that directory when upgrading it. It's possible you missed something there if it was working fine before. In fact, I anticipated this as a problem and ioFTPD now actually checks for the version of the /lib dir that it needs and won't start if something is wrong, but it doesn't do this for scripts. They would just fail with fatal script errors like you are seeing. This should be obvious from the error log files though.