The specific program we’ll be installing is called vsftpd (366 kB) and it stands for Very Secure FTP Daemon. It’s a super dooper lightweight FTP server. It’s great, and you’ll love it.
Installation
apt-get install vsftpdand press Y
Configuration
nano /etc/vsftpd.confwill open the file inside SSH so you can make edits and tweaks- Double-check and glance over the file and make sure you see
anonymous_enable=NOto prevent random dudes from connecting to your VPS, that could be bad. - Please uncomment (just remove #) and make it so:
write_enable=YES– now we can upload files - Let’s save and restart the vsFTPd service
- CTRL + X then Y and press Enter
service vsftpd restart
You can now launch up FileZilla and connect with root credentials using port 21. Typically, anything you upload to /var/www/html will be visible on the web.
This concludes the tutorial, thanks for your time.
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