FTP Server Setup under Linux

The FTP server (file Transfer Protocol server) is a computer that provides files storage and access services on the Internet, and they provide services in accordance with the FTP protocol. The FTP is the file Transfer Protocol ( Files Transfer Protocol ). As the name implies, is the protocol dedicated to transferring files. Simply put, a server that supports the FTP protocol is an FTP server.

Currently open source operating system commonly used FTP server programs are: VSFTPD, ProFTPD, PUREFTPD, etc., I am using the vsftpd to build

1, VSFTPD Installation

#yum Install vsftpd*-y

2, edit vsftpd configuration file General Service configuration files are under the/etc directory and end with. conf

# Find/etc-name vsftpd.conf//Find configuration file

# vi/etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf

Anonymous_enable=no//Prohibit anonymous user access

Local_enable=yes//Allow local users to log in to FTP

Write_enable=yes//Allow user to write permissions in FTP directory

local_umask=022//Set local user's file generation mask to 022 default is 077

Dirmessage_enable=yes//Activate directory information when a remote user changes directory is a prompt message appears

Xferlog_enable=yes//enable upload and download log function

Connect_from_port_20=yes//Enable connection requests for FTP data ports

Xferlog_std_format=yes//whether to use standard ftpd xferlog log files

Listen=yes//Enable VSFTPD to be in standalone boot listening port mode

PAM_SERVICE_NAME=VSFTPD//Set PAM Authentication service profile name, file stored in/etc/pam.d/directory

Userlist_enable=yes//Whether users in the user list are allowed to log in to the FTP server, default is not allowed

Tcp_wrappers=yes//using Tcp_wrappers as host access control mode

3. Create user

# Useradd Ftptest

# passwd Ftptest

4. Access the FTP server

Access ftp://192.168.1.90 in your computer resources enter your username and password.

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FTP Server Setup under Linux