u/AustinFastER

I am working with Docker for the first time and getting stuck with the atmoz/sftp image. I looked at inside the container there were no permissions so I adjusted the users file to specify the folder that was used in the prior examples that were more simple. I am just scratching my head at what I am missing for the example to work "as is"? Obviously I replaced <host-dir> with the host folder and I also changed the syntax to reflect that I am running selinux. The container runs but you cannot upload a file.

docker run \

-v <host-dir>/users.conf:/etc/sftp/users.conf:ro \

-v mySftpVolume:/home \

-p 2222:22 -d atmoz/sftp

users.conf contents

foo:123:1001:100

bar:abc:1002:100

baz:xyz:1003:100

So I changed the users.conf file to this since the prior examples specified the upload folder and the home directory is not writeable. This now works but I am just baffled why the example does not work or if it is wrong why no one has fixed it for us novices?

users.conf contents

foo:123:1001:100:upload

bar:abc:1002:100:upload

baz:xyz:1003:100:upload

As of today when I try to use the free xml to report tool, it sends me back to the home page. I have used this for work for years as I just need to upload a handful of reports just to make sure all is well. There is some verbiage there now saying the free reports are for personal use only but I have no idea when that was added.

I am on the hunt for a similar tool... Looks like most free tools have disappeared like the one from the UK that I never used or are very basic and don't do simple things like a dns lookup.

Three of our SSL certs renewed last night but one lost its www SAN that had been standard on SSL certificates for as long as I have worked with them. Has this happened to you? Did you get someone at GoDaddy to fix their defect?

After a painful phone call they transferred me to IT Support which is a third party company that charges to help people install their certificate...8-(