Raspi public ftp server install#

The advantage of this is that the boot process is not interrupted unnecessarily in case of errors.įor this we change into the Systemd directory: cd /etc/systemd/systemĪnd create a new simple service with nano nano rvice

With the following content /dev/sda1 /home/ftpuser auto rw 0 0įinally we restart the FTPd /etc/init.d/proftpd restart Part 3: Own service for autostart or automountĪn alternative to the boot table would be an own service as shellscript. To be on the safe side we set the appropriate file permissions again chmod 775 /home/ftpuserĪnd extend the boot table with nano /etc/fstab/ We now mount the disk to the path of the previously created directory mount -v -o rw /dev/sda1 /home/ftpuser Then we can create a file system mke2fs -j /dev/sda1

In the following example we create a new partition table with fdisk on the harddisk fdisk /dev/sda1Īnd submit the changes to the kernel partx /dev/sda1 In our example the USB hard disk is /dev/sda1. First you have to connect the USB harddisk, then you can set the name of the harddisk with fdisk -lĬan be read out. You want to set up a Raspberry Pi FTP server with a USB hard disk? Then the following part of my tutorial might help you. Now we restart the FTPd server /etc/init.d/proftpd restart Part 2: Raspberry Pi FTP server with USB hard drive Tip: To delete just add “–delete-user” in front. Important: If the hostname is not set, an error will occur, therefore we set a hostname

In the following command the ID determined above will be required again, here in the example as ID 33 ftpasswd -passwd -name ftpuser -uid 33 -gid 33 -home /home/ftpuser -shell /bin/false We save the file with Ctrl + X and create a directory mkdir /home/ftpuserĪnd change to the ProFTPd directory cd /etc/proftpd/ We open the configuration nano /etc/proftpd/nfĪnd extend it at the end with the following code: DefaultRoot ~ĪuthOrder mod_auth_file.c mod_auth_unix.c

Raspi public ftp server install#

Part 1: Install and set up FTP serverįirst we install ProFTPd as FTP server apt-get install proftpdĪfter that we get an ID which we remember for later on id www-data My tutorial actually works, unlike other tutorials, because my tutorials are live tested and not just blindly written. In the following tutorial we will install an FTP server on the Raspberry Pi and set up a user for it.