Linux Learning eight-configure FTP to connect to Linux servers

Configure FTP to connect to a Linux server

By configuring the FTP server, you can implement shared files within the LAN, and even different users have different permissions, the tools required are Windows platform FTP client FileZilla (free open source)

: Https://download.filezilla-project.org/client/FileZilla_3.32.0_win64-setup_bundled.exe

1. Log on to the Linux server side and install the FTP service side yum install Vsftpd–y

1. Start FTP server/ETC/INIT.D/VSFTPD start

1. Add a normal user and set a password

1. After installing the FTP client, open and enter the user name, password to connect, the default port is 21, you can not fill in, log on successfully after the file sharing in the LAN (LAN speed will be fast)

1. By default, all local area network members have the file upload, download, delete permissions on the FTP server, can modify the permissions as required, such as required to upload the file can not be deleted by ordinary users, you may use the command chattr the root directory of the FTP service to make additional permissions to modify Chattr + A + directory name (home or home under the user name to name the directory), after the permissions are modified to use the command lsattr–d + directory name to view permissions

At this point, you can again through the client to log on to the FTP server, there is no permission to delete the FTP server files, have unique permissions must be the root user

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Linux Learning eight-configure FTP to connect to Linux servers