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How to increase FTP server timeouts on Plesk for Linux?

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Miguel Monteiro
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Question

How to configure timeouts for FTP server on Plesk for Linux?

Answer

1. Connect to the server via SSH;

2. Increase the following parameters in /etc/proftpd.conf using text editor. For example:

CONFIG_TEXT: TimeoutNoTransfer 2400
TimeoutStalled 2400
TimeoutIdle 3800

3. Apply new settings by restarting FTP service with the following command:

# service xinetd restart

Additional information

How to configure timeouts for FTP site on Windows? 

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    Motaz Elshazly

    Hi,

    I was able to find the file, but where do I put these parameters? at the end of the file?

     

    Thank you.

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    Alexey Lapshin

    Hello @Motaz Elshazly

    If in proftpd.conf the mentioned directives were not defined - yes, add them at the end of file.

    If the mentioned directives were already defined - just changes their values.

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