Hey @ricain59

I've not tried this on a raspberry pi but i can't think of any reason we'd not support it.

You'll need to make sure you open port 21 in any firewall it has though.

Hope this helps.

Hi,

Yep no firewall and the problem is similar at other docker that installed isn't compatible with raspberry.
The port 21 is listening and stop listening because docker apparently not compatible :(

Yet nice work your docker.
thank you for help.

Ah sorry it's not compatible atm.
I have an older gen raspberry pi at work, If I get chance tomorrow I'll test it out & see if there's any way to install it.

Hi,

Nice and thank you.

any news about a rpi build?

Hi There, I also received this error when running this on Raspberry Pi (Photon OS):"{"log":"standard_init_linux.go:190: exec user process caused "exec format error"\n","stream":"stderr","time":"2019-06-14T09:59:19.540272466Z"}". Any advice on how to get this running would be appreciated!

You can try this pure-ftpd image

You can try this pure-ftpd image

thanks but I only need an FTP server, no other services

I haven't had chance to test this yet but there's an arm build of this project available here you could try out: https://hub.docker.com/r/zhabba/pure-ftpd-arm64

thanks but I only need an FTP server, no other services

@darkoddio It's only Pure-FTPd nothing else. I think you talk about authentication providers like MySQL, PostgreSQL or LDAP right? If so there are natively handled by Pure-FTPd.

Not working on RPB3.. Same error: standard_init_linux.go:190: exec user process caused "exec format error".. And zhabba/pure-ftpd-arm64 is also not working..

zhabba's version is not working on my 3B either.

@danielschenk @frogale @stoltzmr @ricain59
if any of you see this post, could tell if you used a 64 bit OS or a 32 bit one ?
the image proposed by @stilliard is 64bit and works well on my Quartz64 (another 64 bit ARM SBC)
but it might be worth also compiling a 32 bit one if the problem is indeed bit related.

I'm using Raspbian and was using the 32-bit version at the time, which I believe is still the default. I switched to the (experimental) 64-bit version later but haven't tried this image anymore since then.

I might give it a shot when I find some spare time, but I'm currently not in need of running FTP on my Pi so I can't promise at this time.