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I modified my httpd.conf file to point to a .wsgi file that I made directing apache to different document root. The server works fine, I see my application live on the net and I am still connected via SSH. However, I was kicked off my sftp and I cannot get back into it. I am using a .pem key as well. Has this happened to anyone? Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this?

I am using an Amazon Linux AMI with an EC2 Instance running apache2, python 2.6, mysql, mod_wsgi

EDIT: I just refreshed my webpage once again (10 minutes after being kicked off the ftp) and I get a page could not be found by my browser, as if the server is not active. EC2 shows the instance is still running, even after refreshing it.

Ty Bailey
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  • Turn on [logging](http://serverfault.com/questions/73319/sftp-logging-is-there-a-way) to see what does it say. – quanta Sep 18 '12 at 06:33

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