- Downloaded and installed filezilla on my desktop PC named desktop
- Opened the admin interface clicked OK after entering the server address (127.0.0.1 by default) , port and admin password
- Selected the menu Edit->Settings
- From the left tree view selected General settings->Welcome message
- Changed the custom welcome message and clicked OK
- Then selected menu Edit->Groups
- On the right of the window clicked Add, then Entered the group Name "ftp users" and clicked OK
- Created a folder named ftp on the D- drive
- Clicked shared folders on left and clicked the add button on left side
- Selected the folder d:\ftp, set the permissions (read/write/execute etc) and clicked OK
- Selected menu Edit->Users
- Clicked Add on right side and added user "ftp user" and selected the group he belongs to, i.e "ftp users"
- Set the password for the user
- Selected shared folders on left side and added the folder d:\ftp and set the permissions for the folder
- Clicked Ok
- Finally on Start->Control panel select windows firewall and select Advanced tab and select the Connection you are using (eg:- Local area connection-LAN), and click settings and then check the FTP server in the list showing the services running on your computer the click OK twice
- Test the ftp server from other computer on the network using the url ftp://desktop, if you are using filezilla client enter the desktop as host and enter userid and password click quick connect
Showing posts with label ftp server. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ftp server. Show all posts
Friday, July 2, 2010
FTP Server on Windows XP
Today want a talk about how did I setup an FTP server on my windows XP. For this I used Filezilla server. First I donwloaded the Filezilla server and installed on my Windows XP based desktop PC. Then I edited the settings for the Filezilla server, for that I opened the server interface and changed the welcome message and added a group and few users to it. The steps are noted as below,
Thursday, June 24, 2010
FTP Server on Ubuntu Server
Today to talk about how I setup an ftp server for my company. As my company works on product and need to send the new releases to clients(this was done through adrive.com), my boss told me to setup an ftp server for the company so that the release can be easily copied to the server on LAN and then the clients can download it from the FTP server, so that the adrive upload could be eliminated. There is already an SVN based code server with ubuntu server operating system active in the company, so the remaining to do was not a tough job. here is how I did it with proftpd,
the following few commands made the ftp server running/active,
- sudo apt-get install proftpd
- sudo vi /etc/shells (appended the following line to the opened file)
/bin/false
- sudo mkdir /home/release (this created a folder/directory named release inside /home directory)
- sudo useradd client -p client -d /home/release -s /bin/false
- sudo chmod 775 /home/release
- sudo vi /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf (edited the file as below)
Changed/added/Uncommented(i.e. removed #) the four lines in the file as
DefaultRoot /home/release
DefaultRoot ~
DenyFilter \*.*/
DisplayLogin /usr/msgs/welcome.msg (Setting up This will display/send a welcome message when user is authenticated)
- sudo vi /usr/msgs/welcome.msg
Welcome %U to My Company's FTP Server
Login Time is : %T
- sudo /etc/init.d/proftpd restart
Now the ftp server got ready. I was able to access the ftp server using the URL
ftp://client:client@myftpservername
Also I accessed the same using filezilla where the host was "myftpservername" and user "client" and password "client".
Later I compelled to change the client password so i did it using
- sudo passwd client
Then it asked for the new password and I updated the client password with the "new password"
For further clarifications or making server more secure go through this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79588
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