To setup Virtual FTP server using pure-ftpd in CentOS is as below :
1. Download the packages.
Assuming you already had rpmforge repo enable in your yum.conf.d
yum install pure-ftpd pure-ftpd-selinux -y |
2. Add the a valid user to behave / mapped as the virtual user.
need only one.
#useradd ftpuser -d /opt/ftp_users |
2. then edit the config file /etc/pure-ftpd/pure-ftpd.conf
to reflect the differences as below :
[[email protected] pure-ftpd]# diff pure-ftpd.conf.original /home/namran/ftp/pure-ftpd.conf
34c34
< BrokenClientsCompatibility no
---
> BrokenClientsCompatibility yes
40c40
< MaxClientsNumber 50
---
> MaxClientsNumber 200
52c52
< MaxClientsPerIP 8
---
> MaxClientsPerIP 24
77c77
< NoAnonymous no
---
> NoAnonymous yes
126c126
< # PureDB /etc/pure-ftpd/pureftpd.pdb
---
> PureDB /etc/pure-ftpd/pureftpd.pdb
137c137
< PAMAuthentication yes
---
> # PAMAuthentication yes
436c436
< # IPV4Only yes
---
> IPV4Only yes
3. then make sure to add user with something as following sequence :
mkdir /opt/ftp_users/usernamehere chown ftpuser:ftpuser /opt/ftp_users/usernamehere pure-pw useradd usernamehere -u ftpuser -g ftpuser -d /opt/ftp_users/usernamehere/ pure-pw mkdb pure-pw list |
4. Test by trying to login as newly added user.
then try to put / make directory to make sure everything is fine.
That’s all.
hi bro, i am doing the same thing as you but if you just show the Connection Information it does not show the bandwidth and speed.
another tool that similar with Mobile Connect is Vodafon Mobile Connect.
btw, does the modem goes into stalled mode of purplish LED and sometimes resume to light blue?
.. Vodafon Mobile Connect is the software come with the USB Modem itself right.
And it only run on windows machine..
for the bandwidth and speed , you can monitor it by adding some “applet” to the “top panel”
namely “NetSpeed”
the modem goest into purplish LED and back to light blue due to coverage .. (i think switching between GPRS and EDGE) mode.. can also dropped by itself whenever idle. the best one is with CYAN color.. indicating of 3G coverage available.
hello bro it work nice job.. but when i install wicd , i can not configure the maxis broadband.. can u help
krul,
Sorry,
I never had experience with wicd..
(is this the software that you’re referring to ?)
plus this also my first time heard about wicd..
hehehe… may be you could have email them.
dude i got this on ubuntu… n have to admit it was simple…
but the problem is… now i switched to kubuntu, n the network manager is different from that of ubuntu…
i’m not seeing country, isp and even connection choice.. help me pretty pls.. meet me on facebook: Raja Zakwan
Dude. You’re using a camera for this? Ever heard of screenshots?
haha.. for the testing purpose..that ubuntu was running on livecd..
-with the sluggish internet connection provided by
these so-called wifi broadband..
– too lazy to plug in usb and transfer back to other os.
ended up captured on handphone camera a lot easier.
afterward can just bluetooth transfer it and upload to blog.