Praticamente joomla 1.5 ogni volta che registravo le configurations, inseriva coperta la vecchia password, ho risolto con chmod 777 e inserimento manuale della password giusta.
Ciao
Paolo

That’s how to solve a general “JFTP::write: Bad response” error.

First Step: Go to Admin Panel and Chose System Info under Help Section and check directory permisions..
–Help–Sytem info–Directory Permissions
And make all directories writable which is unwritable.

in example, this is our ftp server: http://ftp.example.com and your webserver is http://www.example.com
Connect to your ftp server and Open your configuration file..
When you connected ftp server,your files stored under www or public_html folder,so you must chance:

var $ftp_root = ‘www’; or var $ftp_root = ‘public_html’;

It cant be blank,if you dont fill this so everything goes wrong,you cant install anything.

If you installed joomla under subdomain then you should do it like this:

var $ftp_root = ‘www/subdomainfolder’; or var $ftp_root = ‘public_html/subdomainfolder’; No trailing slash!

for http://www.example.com

var $ftp_host = ‘ftp.example.com’;
var $ftp_port = ‘21′;
var $ftp_user = ‘ftpuser’;
var $ftp_pass = ‘ftppass’;
var $ftp_root = ‘www’; or var $ftp_root = ‘public_html’;
var $ftp_enable = ‘1′;

for http://subdomain.example.com

var $ftp_host = ‘ftp.example.com’;
var $ftp_port = ‘21′;
var $ftp_user = ‘ftpuser’;
var $ftp_pass = ‘ftppass’;
var $ftp_root = ‘www/subdomainfolder’; or var $ftp_root = ‘public_html/subdomainfolder’;
var $ftp_enable = ‘1′;

After this problem has been fixed Its not only for modules plugins or components.
You will never see error message for anything again.
If you have any problem, just send me PM or email me.. sezer_aslan@hotmail.com

Salam from Turkey..