SOLVED reset FTP settings FreeNAS 11.3-U5

[RegularJoe]

Hi All,

Somehow I have tried too many settings and mucked up the FTP service.

So I have to ask what the SQL command is to revert the FTP service back to defaults?

Thanks,
Joe

 

[Samuel Tai]

No SQL needed. Here's the middleware API call to reset things back to defaults:

Code:

midclt call ftp.update '{"id": 1,"port": 21,"clients": 5,"ipconnections": 2,"loginattempt": 1,"timeout": 600,"rootlogin": false,
"onlyanonymous": false,"anonpath": null,"onlylocal": false}'

midclt call ftp.update '{"banner": "","filemask": "077","dirmask": "022",
"fxp": false,"resume": false,"defaultroot": true,"ident": false,"reversedns": false,"masqaddress": "",
"passiveportsmin": 0,"passiveportsmax": 0,"localuserbw": 0,"localuserdlbw": 0,"anonuserbw": 0,
"anonuserdlbw": 0}'

midclt call ftp.update '{"tls": false,"tls_policy": "on","tls_opt_allow_client_renegotiations": false,
"tls_opt_allow_dot_login": false,"tls_opt_allow_per_user": false,"tls_opt_common_name_required": false,
"tls_opt_enable_diags": false,"tls_opt_export_cert_data": false,"tls_opt_no_cert_request": false,
"tls_opt_no_empty_fragments": false,"tls_opt_no_session_reuse_required": false,"tls_opt_stdenvvars": false,
"tls_opt_dns_name_required": false,"tls_opt_ip_address_required": false,"options": "","ssltls_certificate": null}'

Note, this is split over 3 calls due to command string limits.

 

[RegularJoe]

Thanks Samuel,

Windows 10 is a POS, the one error I had was related to MS protecting me from using the command line tool ftp.exe, I had to do firewall rules for that app for inbound and outbound, or make this registry hack. FileZilla worked fine for some reason. I do need to use windows FTP from time to time so it might have to be a GPO to fix this on all cients. I guess I should have tested on my Mac before posting.

FTP error 425

social.technet.microsoft.com

on 11.3-U5 I coul had to -remove this from the first command : "id": 1,

My original errror was "425 Unable to build data connection: Connection timed out " and I assumed it was the FTP server was not right. My bad.

Thanks,
Joe