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Probably quite the silly question, but I have my own web server set up and running fine. I'm curious how to make my own FTP? Currently I have No-IP resolving my IP so I can access my home server externally, if this matters in this case.
TIA
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I'm using www.dyndns.com for a hostname and vsftpd as ftp-daemon.
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Thanks Freakguard, I just installed vsftpd via the Arch wiki and it appears to have gone well, but what is the host I use to connect? I tried ftp.192.168.x.x for my IP, as well as ftp.192.168.x.x:22, but couldn't get it going.
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You should be able to connect using a link like ftp://whatever.no-ip.org/ from any computer. If that doesn't work you may not have port forwarding setup properly on your router or your /etc/hosts.deny is blocking access.
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Okay in my hosts.deny I have:
#
# /etc/hosts.deny
#
#ALL: ALL: DENY
# End of file
And I added "vsftpd: ALL" to my hosts.allow. I tried my url and it doesn't connect. I tried in FireFTP in Firefox and it says unable to make connection. I just tried Gftp and it said:
Trying 192.168.1.100:20
Cannot connect to 192.168.1.100: Connection refused
Waiting 30 seconds until trying to connect again
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Try connecting on port 21.
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Thanks SiB! Works! Why in the vsftpd.conf does it say:
# Make sure PORT transfer connections originate from port 20 (ftp-data).
connect_from_port_20=YES
Of course I must be misunderstanding the usage of this port?
Thanks again!!
EDIT: What is a good CLI ftp app?? I'd like to keep it in screen.
Last edited by colbert (2008-08-06 01:11:46)
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Thanks SiB! Works! Why in the vsftpd.conf does it say:
# Make sure PORT transfer connections originate from port 20 (ftp-data). connect_from_port_20=YES
Of course I must be misunderstanding the usage of this port?
Thanks again!!
EDIT: What is a good CLI ftp app?? I'd like to keep it in screen.
#1 I guess the FTP protocol use port 21 to connect and the neighboring port 20 to transfer data. Only a wild guess !
#2 The old netkit-ftp client is okay in cli, you could also try ncftp.
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Thank you so much SiB! ncftp works like a charm, brilliant little program too!
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