Re: SSH write error

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Thank you very much for all your feedback.

>Is it a specific area that a specific user cannot write to, or a specific user 
>that cannot write anywhere or....

Any user other than root cannot write to that directory, but they can write to the /tmp directory. The /tmp directory has drwxrwxrwt permission and the directory that I'm trying to write to which doesn't work has drwxrwxrwx permission. So permissions are wide open. I don't know how it could be a permissions problem. Also when there is a permissions problem, SSH usually reports "Access Denied". In this case it says it's an undefined error.

>How are you authenticating, via password or key? 

I'm authenticating with a password.

>Any chance you employ quotas ?   The user could be over their 
>quota. 

It doesn't seem like there are user quotas on the server either.
I ran the quota command with the user that I'm trying to write files and this was the output:

Disk quotas for user johnp (uid 510): none

>There are a number of other possible causes too. 

What other causes could be involved?

Thank you very much and happy new year,
Mete


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