Proftpd. conf setting method

 

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Proftpd. confSetting Method

The most important setting of Proftpd is in the case of proftpd. conf! Well, how is the content of this case set? Basically, the configuration of this case is similar to that of Apache! It is a bit like this:

# Settings related to the master machine

Set the category-1 content

Set the second data volume

# Permission settings for certain objects

 
 

  
  
<Directory "complete Object Name authentication">
  
  
...
  
  
...
  
  
...
  
  
</Directory>
 
 

# Subject and permission settings of Anonymous

 
 

  
  
<Anonymous "root category of Anonymous users during Anonymous login">
  
  
...
  
  
...
  
  
<Limit some actions>
  
  
...
  
  
...
  
  
</Limit>
  
  
</Anonymous>
 
 

Is it similar to the setting method of httpd. conf on the Apache host? So there are similar metric data on the settings! In any case The number of preset values included in the content is based on the preset values of the host and the Real User, while the settings related to anonymous users areAnd internal setting value! In addition, we can see through This preset number determines whether some operations can be done! In this case, as long as the line is starting with #, it indicates that the line is "resolution! Well, what actions does Limit have ?! Basically, there are the following:

CWD: Change Working Directory, which changes the definition;

MKD: MaKe Directory. You can create a category or no;

RNFR: ReName FRom, you can change the region name and no;

DELE: DELEt, which can be used in addition to the limit statement;

RMD: ReMove Directory, which can ReMove the category and no;

RETR: RETRieve, meaning next! The Client is expected to be sent by the Server token;

READ: optional and optional

WRITE: allowed or not

STOR: STORe. It indicates that the Server is expected to be sent by the Client!

ALL: ALL actions!

In addition, we can also specify the setting of the. ftpaccess case! This is related to the AllowOverride quota in proftpd. conf! This. ftpaccess allows users to set their own FTP lattice. When the FTP Client is logged on to a certain category, it should be supported in this category. ftpaccess will be accepted by the FTP Client. ftpaccess user self-defined lattice Oh! This. ftpaccess and Apache. htaccess have similar usage! ^_^! In addition, proftpd. conf also supports change data. The content of the change data is as follows:

% T current time

% F remaining capacity of the hard drive

% C Current Project

% R the host name of the Client

% L Host Name of the Server

% U user login Login Name Login

% M maximum allowed audience

% N number of hosts on the current host

% E ftp host administrator email

% I metric data of the previous upload

% O number of records in the current round

% T number of cases in the previous and next regions

Through the detailed introduction of laruence's article, we can clearly understand the proftpd. conf setting method and hope to help you!

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