ProftpdFTP server configuration under Ubuntu12.04

ProftpdFTP server configuration operating system Ubuntu12.0464bitserverLTS solution 1: local file authentication 1. install the software package apt-getinstallproftpdproftpd-docproftpd-mod-mysqlProftpdFTP server configuration similar to the apache configuration file style, the configuration file is/etc/proftpd/proftp.

Proftpd FTP server configuration

Operating system Ubuntu 12.04 64bit server LTS
 
Solution 1: local file Authentication
 
1. install the software package
 
Apt-getinstall proftpd-doc proftpd-mod-mysql

The configuration of the ProftpdFTP server is similar to that of the apache configuration file. The configuration file is/etc/proftpd. conf.

2. Create an ftpuser user for the virtual user to log on to the system.
 
Useraddftpuser

3. Create a master FTP directory
 
Mkdir-p/var/ftpdir

Chownftpuser. ftpuser/var/ftpdir
 
Chmod755/var/ftpdir

4. Create a virtual user
 
Ftpasswd -- passwd -- file =/etc/proftpd/passwd/ftpd. passwd -- name = test -- uid = 1001 -- gid = 1001 -- home =/var/ftpdir/beijing/-- shell =/usr/sbin/nologin

5. modify the configuration file

DefaultRoot ~ Log on to the user's home directory by default.
 
UseEncodingUTF-8 GBK prevents Internet Explorer, resource manager file garbled artifacts
 
AllowRetrieveRestarton download resume
 
AllowStoreRestarton
 
RequireValidShell off do not require a valid shell
 
PathDenyFilter \. exe $ restrict the format of uploaded files
 
PS: Limit usage in proftpd
 
Most of the operations we use may be the use of Limit. Limit has the following actions, which can basically cover all permissions.
 
CMD: ChangeWorking Directory change Directory
 
MKD: Directory Creation permission for MaKeDirectory
 
RNFR: ReNameFRom
 
DELE: DELEte permission for deleting objects
 
RMD: ReMoveDirectory permission for deleting Directories
 
RETR: RETRieve permission for downloading data from the server to the client
 
STOR: The permission for STORe to upload data from the client to the server.
 
READ: READ Permission, excluding the column directory permission, equivalent to RETR, STAT, etc.
 
WRITE: permission to WRITE files or directories, including MKD and RMD.
 
DIRS: whether to allow column directories, which is equivalent to LIST, NLST, and other permissions. It is more practical.
 
ALL: ALL Permissions
 
LOGIN: permitted to log on
 
Objects applied to the above Limit include the following
 
The Limit allowed by AllowUser for a user
 
DenyUser's Limit for a user
 
The Limit allowed by AllowGroup for a user group
 
DenyGroup's Limit for a user group
 
AllowAll Limit allowed for all user groups
 
DenyAll indicates the Limit forbidden by all users.
 
The maximum speed is:
 
TransferRateSTOR | RETR speed (Kbytes/s) for the user
 
Solution 2: MYSQL Database Authentication