Configure local users to access vsftpd in CentOS6 and Grant write permission

During this time, I used ftp in linux and found the problem on the Internet. If the information on the Internet is messy, I decided to record my configuration process, which is also convenient for me to view later. 1. install and test availability 1. install command yuminstallvsftpd2 and configure firewall 3. configure service configuration to boot...
During this time, I used ftp in linux and found the problem on the Internet. If the information on the Internet is a little messy, I decided to record my configuration process,
It is also convenient for me to view later.
1. install and test availability 1. install the command yum install vsftpd2 and configure the firewall

3. configure service configuration to start upon startup

Start Service:/etc/init. d/vsftpd start
4. access the test and add the file and test: Path:/var/ftp/echo "Just a test">/var/ftp/test.txt

2. configure local user access and Grant write permission
1. configure vsftpd. conf file vi vsftpd. conf prohibit anonymous user access: anonymous_enable = NO allow local users to log on: local_enable = YES grant local users write permission (upload, delete): write_enable = YES configure local user access: www.2cto.com chroot_list_enable = YESchroot_list_file =/etc/vsftpd/chroot_list2. add a local user to ftpuservi chroot_list and add a local user admin

3. configure SELinux to view the selinux configuration of ftp: getsebool-a | grep ftp to set the directory access permission: setsebool ftp_home_dir 14. test and restart the vsftpd service: service vstfpd restart access:

Okay, that's all. I hope it will help you. Author Mike_Zhang