Start BusyBox built-in FTP Server

Start BusyBox built-in FTP Server

To start BusyBox built-in FTP Server, we need to first TCPSVD and ftpd these two commands.

TCPSVD can establish a TCP socket and bind it to an IP port, or bind to a program. Www.it165.net

FTPD is the anonymous FTP server, it does not authenticate the identity, so after the start we use the guest can be directly connected up. FTPD it can be set inetd.conf to start the service, or with TCPSVD to do the operation.

These two commands are understood after we actually start the service test to see. Call Command TCPSVD 0 ftpd-w/root Start the service, set the FTP port to 21, the user can upload files to FTP, and the location of the FTP files under/root.

After the command call, the command column is stuck, indicating that the FTP service is running. If you want to abort the running FTP service, you can press the hotkey CTRL + C to run the interrupt.

If you want to start the FTP server but do not want to get stuck in the command column, you can add a "&" after the command, so that the command call will be executed by the new instance, the command column will not be stuck.

Just by running this command, we have to terminate the running FTP service in the way of kill process.

When the FTP service is running, we can enter the URL of the machine in the browser, the previous communication protocol Remember to use FTP, try to do the FTP online look.

Browser to find the FTP service will ask login identity, remember the first time I mentioned this is anonymous FTP server, so this side directly with guest identity login.

No surprise, we should be able to see the data in the FTP server as follows.

Start BusyBox built-in FTP Server