Introduction to anonymous FTP settings in Linux

It is easy to set up anonymous FTP. all you need to do is install the anon-ftprpm package (which may have been installed when the operating system is installed). after the installation, the anonymous FTP can run directly. And

It is easy to set up anonymous FTP. all you need to do is install the anon-ftp rpm package (which may have been installed when the operating system is installed ), after installing anonymous FTP, you can directly run it.

You can edit several configuration files to configure your FTP server.

/Etc/ftpaccess

This file defines the vast majority of FTP server access control. by editing this file, you can establish a logical group to control access from different sites and limit the number of connections supported by the server at the same time, for more information, see the ftpaccess man manual.

/Etc/ftphosts

This file is used to allow or prohibit remote hosts from accessing a specific account. Read the ftphosts man manual for details.

/Etc/ftpusers

This file lists all users that are not allowed to log on via ftp. for example, if root is listed in/etc/ftpusers by default, it means that you cannot log on via ftp as root, this is a good security measure, but some system administrators prefer to remove root from this file.