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This will allow when a user logs in directly to his / her user folder as the config argument indicates with ~ (/ home / ft for example) and it will not be able to return to parent folders.įinally, if you want your FTP server to be public, you can allow all users to log in without a password. For that you only need to uncomment the line DefaultRoot by removing the #. Then, you may have multiple users on your Raspberry, and you probably do not want a user to have access to the accounts of others.

The first line that we consider important is TimeoutIdle, which corresponds to the idle time in seconds after which a user will be automatically disconnected. We will consider the one that we consider the most important. Start to open the configuration file with super user rights sudo nano /etc/proftpd/nf

Your FTP server is installed and you can already connect to it but before showing you how to connect, we will present you the main configurations to perform depending on the utility you will have of your FTP server Configuring proftpd Unless you plan to put this FTP server on your Raspberry Pi available to several people who are connected regularly, we advise you to choose the option from inetd.

standalone that will let the FTP server run 24/7 which allows to speed up the connection and which is convenient in case a high number of connection is expected.

This slightly slows down the connection to the server but saves resources on the Raspberry Pi

from inetd allows you to run the server only when a client tries to connect to it.

You will be offered a method of using the FTP server: To install it, it’s simple: just run the following command: sudo apt install proftpdĭuring installation, the window below will appear.

There are now several FTP server solutions and the one we will choose for this tutorial is most often used namely proftpd. You want to transfer files between your Raspberry Pi and your computer remotely without passing by removable media (USB key / external hard drive) and without switching off the Raspberry to transfer directly to its SD card? We will see how to make it easier thanks to an FTP (file transfer protocol) server which as name is indicated allows to transfer files (receive or send) with a remote server. Nous nous excusons des erreurs que cela pourrait engendrer. Ⓘ Cet article peut avoir été partiellement ou totalement traduit à l'aide d'outils automatiques.