Proftpd rpm file

Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. Log in. Install the app. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter eger Start date Dec 23, Joined Nov 3, Messages This how-to may be considered obsolete if you are using custombuild.

The most simple way to access your FTP server from remote machines is by using a browser, redirecting to your server IP Address or domain name using ftp protocol on URL. Now you can access and manage your account files and folders using FTP protocol using whether a browser or other more advanced programs, such as FileZilla , which is available on almost any platforms, or WinSCP , an excellent File Transfer program that runs on Windows based systems.

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You help would be much appreciated. Thanks for such a short and easy tutorial on installation of ProFTPd. I like it and try it out on my CentOS7 for sure. However, I suggest two minor editing points in the tutorial writeup: 1. In Point 6, the parameter in the last command has different names as in code block and screenshot. Please make the command consistent across the two illustrations.

Have a question or suggestion? Most heavy use servers will want to install the standalone version. If you opt to install the inetd version, remember to enable it upon bootup by using chkconfig , as follows: chkconfig proftpd on. Disable wtmp logging ProFTPd will, by default, log all logins to the wtmp file. This means you will see all FTP logins if you type last to see recent users.