FTP server, you'll notice that I'm going through it this way because it's not I couldn't find this documented anywhere. But if you look at the logs, it tells you that the there's an invalid shell set and that is slash bin slash false. Cool that yeah, that that doesn't exist. That's not real. That's not a shell. And that's why your the FTP login is failing. So you need to do something like sudo change shell or chsh space and then change it to some valid shell. Now interestingly, I got an error when I changed it to bash, because even though I typed in bin slash bin slash bash, it substituted slash user slash bin slash bash for change shell and that shell isn't listed in slash etc slash shells. So it came up as an invalid shell. So you can either add slash usr slash bin slash bash to etc shells or you can do what I did and just use slash bin slash TCSH because TCSH is a perfectly fine shell or you could do bin hash, you know, anything that's actually in bin and is not aliased. All right, (45/53)
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