FTP Settings under Linux

First, putty

Putty is a free, Telnet, rlogin, and SSH client under the Windows 32 platform, but the functionality of the wire is no inferior to the commercial

The Telnet class tool. Using it to remotely manage Linux is very useful, and its main advantages are as follows:

Completely free of charge;

It's very good to run under Windows 9x/nt/2000;

Full support for SSH1 and SSH2;

Green software, no need to install, after downloading on the desktop to build a shortcut can be used;

Very small size, only 364KB (0.54 beta version);

The operation is simple and all operations are implemented in one control panel.

Direct download Opens,

(The default Linux host has SSH service turned on)
Enter IP address, select SSH, Port 22

Click "Open" to enter:

Complete.

A.putty installing the VSFTPD server over a remote connection

Second, 8uftp

8Uftp, by the Internet service provider in China 8U independent research and development, is the first Chinese Simplified version of the FTP free tool. Non-Chinese version, non-cracked version. 8UFTP is currently the FTP tool on the market on the relatively small size of the FTP tool, the installation version of 618KB, the green version of 366KB. Cover other FTP tools features, support multi-threaded upload, while supporting the direct upload package, can be directly compressed in the space upload, can also be uploaded in the space directly decompression.

b, install VSFTP server

VSFTPD is currently one of the best FTP Server tools, and the VS is "Very secure" (very safe) abbreviation, it can be seen that the biggest advantage is security, in addition, it also has small size, can be customized strong, high efficiency advantages.

1. Install vsftpd via Yum

[Email protected] ~]# yum-y install VSFTPD

Plus-y is prompted by default to press Y directly. The VSFTPD version of Yum installed here should be 2.2.2.

[[Email protected] ~]# service VSFTPD status  //view state, default is off [[email protected] ~]# service VSFTPD start    // Open VSFTPD Service

2. Set to boot

[Email protected] ~]# chkconfig vsftpd on

3. Add FTP Account and directory

Check the position of the nologin first, usually under/usr/sbin/nologin or/sbin/nologin.

Create an account using the following command, which specifies the home directory where/alidata/www/wwwroot is the user pwftp, and you can define your account name and directory yourself:

#useradd-D/alidata/www/wwwroot-s/sbin/nologin pwftp

Modify the account password:

#passwd pwftp

Modify permissions for the specified directory

#chown-R Pwftp.pwftp/alidata/www/wwwroot

4. Configure the configuration and modify the/etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf inside;

Edit the Vsftp configuration file with the following command:

#vi/etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf

Change "Anonymous_enable=yes" in the configuration file to "Anonymous_enable=no"

Remove the comment symbol before the following configuration:

Local_enable=yes

Write_enable=yes

Chroot_local_user=yes

Save changes, press ESC, enter: WQ

5. Modify the shell configuration

VI Edit/etc/shells, if there is no/usr/sbin/nologin or/sbin/nologin in the file (depending on the current system configuration) is appended

6. Start the VSFTP service and test the login

To start the VSFTP service with a command:

#service vsftpd Start

Then use the Account PWFTP test whether you can login ftp. The directory is/alidata/www/wwwroot.

Third, the above configuration file root cannot log in to FTP by default.

User BCD Login

Command: SUDO/ETC/RC.D/INIT.D/VSFTPD Status View FTP server state

Command: SUDO/ETC/RC.D/INIT.D/VSFTPD start to open the FTP server

Then open the 8UFTP software:

Enter the IP address, user name (BCD), password, port 21, and then "Connect", success.

FTP Settings under Linux