Hardware: VPS bought online YunoHost version: yunohost 3.5.2.2 (stable) I have access to my server : Through SSH | through SFTP Are you in a special context or did you perform some particular tweaking on your YunoHost instance ? : no If yes, please explain:
Description of my issue
After the latest updateI red that I should use admin and not root, as a matter of fact, I cannot even connect with root anymore as the certificate I was using is not accepted anymore by the server.
So, I connect with user admin or any other SSO users, I can read the files, but I cannot edit them.
Each folder below /var/www/ has its own user:group as the application name, ie. : wordpress:wordpress, in the web interface I gave access to each user I need, but still, cannot modify anything.
One hypothesis I have is that I should edit /etc/group file, what I can see there is that groups exist but no user is listed under wordpress or any other application I have installed. But if that is so, I wonder what happened, why none was automatically created.
Bonjour,
Une fois connecté sur votre système ssh admin@votredomaine.tld, vous devriez pouvoir faire un su et passer en root.
Je vais faire traduire en ligne, mon anglais est très mauvais
Hello, Once connected to your system ssh admin@yourdomain.tld, you should be able to do su and go as root. I will translate online, my english is very bad
You can connect with root user on a local network, but you can’t connect with root from remote public ip.
You can decide to authorize some ips in the ssh config file:
Other solution
It might be possible to connect first with :
ssh admin@YOURSERVER.TLD -L 22:localhost:22
Next you can make a sftp with root on localhost:22 . But it seems internal ip (127.0.0.1) are not allowed to connect as well… I will change the code for that.
