Linux Learning Summary (48) Xftp and PURE-FTPD

1.XFTP Introduction

XFTP is installed on the WinDOS and can be used to transfer files to and from Linux, which supports the SFTP protocol, and is a lightweight and relatively secure file transfer software. Xftp is attached to the Xshell by default after installation, so it is very convenient to use.
Once we have connected the Linux system with Xshell, we can simply click on the new file transfer in the Xhell shortcut column or simply press the shortcut key ctrl+alt+f to open the xftp as soon as it is installed. xftp

After opening xftp we will see that the service is already connected.

Next, we just select a directory on the right side of the Linux system, then select the appropriate file on the left WinDOS machine and drag it directly to the right.

2. Using PURE-FTPD to build FTP service

Yum Install-y epel-release
Yum Install-y pure-ftpd
vim/etc/pure-ftpd/pure-ftpd.conf//find pureftpd.pdb This line, the beginning of the # Delete
Systemctl Stop VSFTPD//Shut down before vsftp to avoid port collisions
Systemctl Start PURE-FTPD
MKDIR/DATA/FTP//Create System User home directory
Useradd-u 1010 PURE-FTP//Create System User
Chown-r pure-ftp:pure-ftp/data/ftp//Assign home directory attached Master Group
PURE-PW useradd ftp_usera-u pure-ftp-d/data/ftp//Create a normal user
PURE-PW MKDB//Create user information Database file
PURE-PW LIST/USERDEL/USERMOD/PASSWD//These four combo commands are similar to Linux system commands
Create a file under test
Touch/data/ftp/test.txt
lftp [email protected]

Of course we use the Get command to download files from the FTP service to local and upload files to the FTP server using the put command. If you install an FTP client software on WinDOS, you can connect the test remotely.

Linux Learning Summary (48) Xftp and PURE-FTPD