Then you can login as user root using root's password. Idea 4: In /etc/ssh/sshd_config, set PermitRootLogin yes and then sudo systemctl restart sshd. Idea 3: If /etc/ssh/sshd_config has PermitRootLogin no, change it to PermitRootLigin prohibit-password, sudo systemctl restart sshd, then continue with Idea 2. Then ensure your client (Filezilla) uses your private ssh key. This works because you are using PKI and are. On the Advanced tab of the WINSCP specify the sudo -s command to run the server as su. sudo su- Use the SFTP Protocol Test connecting with WinSCP using the SFTP protocol using the bitnami (low privileged user) and your private key. Find the location of the sftp server, you will enter this into WINSCP later. Idea 2: If /etc/ssh/sshd_config has PermitRootLogin prohibit-password, Add your public ssh key ( ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub) to the server at /root/.ssh/authorized_keys. Test connecting with WINSCP using the SFTP protocol using the bitnami (low priviledge user) and your private key. This is the best solution as you shouldn't need full root permission for simple file-server access. If you need to send files to a directory, ensure those directories are owned by your user or world-writable. Idea 1: Ensure the files are owned by your user, or at least world-readable. It sounds like you already have the root password, so this should be possible. In that case you should do something server-side. It's common for sshd servers to be configured with PermitRootLogin prohibit-password or PermitRootLogin no. If things can only be accessed via root, then simply sftp as user root. And I can login but, am getting permission. Also I have tried two different SCP/Shell options in this section (default, /bin/bash, sudo su -) And as I file protocol I select SCP. I have generated SSH key in cpanel, and selected it in Advanced options in SSH/Authentication section. As pragnesh has suggested, you will find all the instructions in WinSCP FAQ How do I change user after login (e.g.
WINSCP SUDO UPDATE
In terms of being able to access the files you need, this is a server configuration issue. I need to update nf in /usr/local/apache/conf path.
WINSCP SUDO INSTALL
It's available on ubuntu with sudo apt install filezilla. If you like the GUI-ness of WinSCP, then try something like Filezilla.
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