[Deal-or-die]

Hey,
I was curious as to know how to setup FTP that can be either connect to via a webpage or preferably an FTP client on a box running CentOS 6.

I have looked around for a simple guide or something as I am rather new too dealing with VPSs but nothing seems to work, any help or assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Deal

(Hopefully this is a better section to be posting this in.)

[niCe]

You have already posted this thread here: https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=405383. Posting duplicite threads could lead to your account being banned.

[Deal-or-die]

Yeah I'm not able to delete that thread though.. :/

Where do you recommend this thread in General or Server Support?

[Mrkrabz]

https://www.digitalocean.com/communi...on-centos-6--2

[GWMPT]

Код:

yum install vsftpd -y
service vsftpd start

tadah!
now, you add a user and set a password, and he will be automatically available to login into the ftp.


@off i totally prefer pureftpd, but vsftpd is almost available on any repository center

[Mark™]

Instead of going through all the hassle of running and installing a FTP server, use the built-in SFTP protocol. Login credentials will be the same as your SSH credentials.

[Deal-or-die]

Ahh Mark™ you legend.
Okay Sweet all is well, Do I just use the normal 'useradd' too create a username?


Cheers mate.

[Mark™]

Yes, you can create any account simply with "useradd username". You want to restrict access to a specific folder for that user ?

[Deal-or-die]

Okay sweet thanks, I sorted that but since I installed samp using the root account(Yes, I thought only running the server from root was bad.) the account that samp is installed under (EG. /home/sampunsername/samp03/) has no rights to touch any of the files. Ideas on how I am able to give the 'sampusername' permissions to add and remove files from only the 'sampusername' directory?


Cheers.

(I can write that a little less confusing if you'd like.)

[GWMPT]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mark™ use the built-in SFTP protocol.

It is totally more slower than the normal ftp systems.