Use a virtual account to build an ftp server

Lab requirement: RedHatEnterpriseLinux5.4 objective: to set up a virtual account to log on to the ftp server: [root @ mail ~] # Cd/mnt/cdrom/Server/[enter server repository] [root @ mailServer] # yuminstallvsftpd-2.0.5...
Lab requirement: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4 objective: to build a virtual account to log on to the ftp server
Tutorial procedure: [root @ mail ~] # Cd/mnt/cdrom/Server/[enter the server repository] [root @ mail Server] # yum install vsftpd-2.0.5-16.el5.i386.rpm-y-nogpgcheck [install ftp service required package] [root @ mail Server] # vim/etc/vsftpd/vmuser.txt [create a virtual account file]
 
[Root @ mail Server] # yum install db4-utils-4.3.29-10.el5.i386.rpm-y-nogpgcheck [install db Tool, use db_load to generate the corresponding database file] [root @ mail Server] # db_load-T hash-f/etc/vsftpd/vmuser.txt/etc/vsftpd/vmuser. db [generate the database file corresponding to the created virtual account name and password]
[Root @ mail etc] # vim/etc/vsftpd. conf [when a user logs on to ftp, the account is verified under/etc/passwd by default. The 116 lines in this document can be verified using pam. the authentication file name is vsftpd, and this file needs to use the module/lib/security/pam_userdb.so]
(View the module method: man/usr/share/doc/pam-0.99.6.2/txts/README. pam_userdb, you can see that the pam_userdb module is used to verify the user name and password stored in the database.] [root @ mail ~] # Vim/etc/pam. d/vsftpd
 
[Root @ mail ~] # Useradd user1 [create user1] [root @ mail ~] # Passwd user1 [create a password for user1] [root @ mail ~] # Vim/etc/vsftpd. conf [map a virtual account to a local account and add line 1]
 
[Root @ mail home] # chmod 744 user1/[Modify the usr1 folder permission and grant the read permission so that users entering user1 can read the files in the folder]
 
[Root @ mail ~] # Service vsftpd restart [restart ftp service] [root @ mail ~] # Chkconfig vsftpd on [set ftp service to start automatically upon startup] [access host test virtual account login ftp server]
 
[The virtual account login is mapped to user1 successfully]
 
[Set user restrictions] [anonymous accounts can access the company's public documents [do not allow anonymous users to upload documents] [documents cannot be uploaded using anonymous accounts]
 
[Create a new partition for disk quota and increase the partition size to mb] [root @ mail vsftpd] # fdisk/dev/sda
 
[Root @ mail ~] # Partprobe/dev/sda [re-read partition table] [root @ mail ~] # Cat/proc/partitions [view partition information and verify whether the partition is successfully added]
 
[Root @ mail ~] # Mkfs-t ext3/dev/sda4 [Format new partition, format: ext3] [root @ mail ~] # Mkdir/mnt/partion [create a disk partition mount point] [root @ mail ~] # Vim/etc/fstab [mount the/dev/sda4 partition to the system permanently]
 
[Root @ mail ~] # Mount-a [Enable Disk quota] [root @ mail ~] # Mount [view mounting information. mounting successful]
 
[Root @ mail ~] # Quotacheck-augvc [execute the quotacheck-augvc detection environment and generate the user's quota file] [root @ mail ~] # Edquota-u user1 [edit the quota file of user1]
 
[Root @ mail ~] # Quotaon/dev/sda4 [Enable Disk quota] [root @ mail ~] # Vim/etc/rc. d/rc. local [add the command for starting the script file]
 
[Root @ mail ~] # Mkdir/mnt/partion/home [home directory of the ftp User created] [root @ mail ~] # Cd/home/[root @ mail home] # mv */mnt/partion/home/[in this case, the home directory of user1 is under the/root directory, the disk quota is on/dev/sda4. you need to move the home directory to/dev/sda4]
[Root @ mail home] # cd/mnt/partion/[root @ mail partion] # chmod-R o + rw home [recursively identical all files and subdirectories in the current directory permission change] [root @ mail partion] # vim/etc/passwd [store the password file in the/mnt/partion/home directory]
 
[Root @ mail partion] # cd/mnt/partion/home/user1/[enter the disk quota user1 Directory] [root @ mail user1] # touch f1.user1 [create a new file, test whether the root directory accessed by ftp is in this directory. [test whether the ftp root directory is in/mnt/partion/home]
 

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