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Old October 31st, 2003, 02:58 AM
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Hey Everyone!

I was just woundering if anyone had any tips on how to setup a FTP server. I have Suse Linux 8.2 installed. I am still kind of new at Linux. But anyways I am pretty much going to be the only user using it. I just want to be able to log on as a certain user, so I can upload files to my web server home dir. I also want to be able to add other users later later down the line and just have a certain set users that I can trust to be able to access the FTP server and no one else. So if anyone has any ideas let me know!

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install eg. wuftpd from your distr cd
1. rpm -i --test wuftp.X.X.X.i386.rpm (whatever name it comes as)
2. if depended on other packages, install them prior to installing wuftp
3. ready to install? issue rpm -ivh wuftp.X.X.X.i386.rpm
4. add user and group XYZ
5. create eg. /ftp/XYZ directory
6. set the ownership of the XYZ subdirectory in /ftp to XYZ user and group
7. change /etc/passwd XYZ entry like this: XYZ:x:506:507:Test user:/ftp/XYZ:/bin/bash (just change the home dir to /ftp/XYZ)
8. add: 'reluser XYZ' entry to your /etc/ftpaccess
9. test access from other host

That's it. It works for me this way.

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Thanks alot it worked great!

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