Since we have now defined user list we also must add the anonymous user to the list:Īs usually restart your FTP server and perform a validity of your current configuration: Optionally, add no_anon_password=YES line to instruct vsFTPd to allow anonymous user to login automatically without the password. For testing purposes we can also place some arbitrary testing file within /var/ftp:įurthermore, include the following lines into /etc/nf configuration file to define anonymous home directory and anonymous access: Let’s start be creating a new directory which will be used as a root directory for anonymous user eg. Below is our current /etc/nf configuration file:Īt this stage we are also going to allow read-only access by anonymous users. However, if you need to be able to login only with users defined within /etc/erlist, add the following configuration option userlist_deny=NO into your vsFTPd configuration file /etc/nf. Perform a new test with ftp command to confirm denied access to FTP server for linuxconfig user: Let’s create a new /etc/erlist user list consisting of a single user linuxconfig: The above will enable a predefined user list where any user listed within /etc/erlist ( one user name per line ) will have access to FTP denied while all other system users will be able to login. In order to allow only specific users to be able to login we can include the following lines into our configuration file: rw- 1 1000 1000 0 Jun 07 12:45 FILE.TXTĪt the moment our FTP server allows access to any system user defined within /etc/passwd file. Perform a new test with ftp command to confirm write access:Ģ00 EPRT command successful. Rsa_private_key_file=/etc/ssl/private/ssl-cert-snakeoil.key Rsa_cert_file=/etc/ssl/certs/ssl-cert-snakeoil.pem
To add write access for all system local user user uncomment or add the following stanza write_enable=YES. The following is a default vsFTPd config file /etc/nf: Let’s begin by vsFPTd server and FTP client installation:īy default the vsFTPd server comes configured to allow system users to access their home directories with read-only access. It will also discuss various configurations to allow write or read-only access to anonymous user as well as local users.
Debian ftp server how to#
The following tutorial will explain how to install and configure FTP server using vsFTPd daemon.
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