I find the solution:
1. Log in your server by ssh;
2. Log to mysql, typing: mysql -u root -p;
3. Insert your mysql root password (dont know? stop this and type: sudo nano /root/passwords.txt and you see your root mysql password, start again from step 2);
4. type: use sentora_proftpd;
5. type: select * from ftpdusers; // this will list all your ftp accounts, find the id of the user will be changed.
6. type: update ftpusers set userid = 'ftp_username_here' where id = 'username_id_here';
Done! Now you can login in your ftp without 'zadmin_' prefix.
I see in the sentora panel the username continue with 'zadmin_' prefix, but is working fine.
Please be careful with this operation, this is not recommended, just change the username if you know what you are doing.
1. Log in your server by ssh;
2. Log to mysql, typing: mysql -u root -p;
3. Insert your mysql root password (dont know? stop this and type: sudo nano /root/passwords.txt and you see your root mysql password, start again from step 2);
4. type: use sentora_proftpd;
5. type: select * from ftpdusers; // this will list all your ftp accounts, find the id of the user will be changed.
6. type: update ftpusers set userid = 'ftp_username_here' where id = 'username_id_here';
Done! Now you can login in your ftp without 'zadmin_' prefix.
I see in the sentora panel the username continue with 'zadmin_' prefix, but is working fine.
Please be careful with this operation, this is not recommended, just change the username if you know what you are doing.
