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Open the software management tool by clicking 'System' at the top of the Fedora desktop 'Administration,' then 'Add/Remove Software.'
Search for the FTP software by typing 'vsftpd' into the 'Find' box in the Add/Remove Software window, then click 'Find.'
Install the FTP server and configuration software by clicking the check boxes next to 'system-config-vsftd' and 'vsftd' in the Add/Remove Software list, then click 'Apply.'
Authenticate yourself, if prompted, by typing your password, then pressing 'Enter.'
Close the Add/Remove Software tool by clicking 'Close' in the Run New Application window, then clicking 'System' and 'Quit' in the Add/Remove Software window.
Open the FTP server configuration tool by clicking 'System,' 'Administration,' then 'FTP Administration.'
Disable downloading or uploading of files, if desired, by clearing the 'Enable Download Files' or 'Enable Upload Files' check boxes with a click on the 'General' screen in the Very Secure FTP Daemon Configuration window.
Disable access of local user accounts to your FTP server, if desired, by clicking 'Users' at the left side of the Very Secure FTP Daemon Configuration window, then clearing the 'Allow Local Users' check box by clicking it.
Disable anonymous access to your FTP server, if desired, by clicking 'Users' at the left side of the Very Secure FTP Daemon Configuration window, clicking the 'Anonymous User' tab, then clearing the 'Allow Anonymous User' check box by clicking it.
Disable viewing of directory lists by clicking 'Directory Options' at the left side of the Very Secure FTP Daemon Configuration window, then clearing the 'Allow Users to View Directory Lists' check box by clicking it.
Save your settings by clicking 'File,' then 'Save' in the Very Secure FTP Daemon Configuration window.
Start the FTP server by clicking 'Server Control' at the left of the Very Secure FTP Daemon Configuration window, then clicking 'Start FTP Server.'
Make files available over FTP by copying them to the /var/ftp directory on your Fedora system.
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How to Enable an FTP Service on LinuxIn Feburary 2016 17,
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Run the 'sudo yum install -y vsftpd' command at the terminal screen. This will install the Very Secure FTP Daemon (vsftpd) package necessary to enable the FTP service.
Start X Windows. Run 'system-config-firewall' and type in your root password if it asks you for one. Enable the FTP service. Click the 'Apply' button and confirm. Then enter your root password again if you are prompted to do so.
Run 'serviceconf' to bring up the Service Configuration utility. Click on 'vsftpd' and click 'Enable.' Type your root password if you are prompted to do so. Click 'start' to finish activating the FTP server. Alternately, type 'sudo service vsftpd restart' at the terminal screen.
Enable the FTP Service in Ubuntu Linux
Open a terminal screen and run the 'sudo apt-get install vsftpd' command. Type your password if you are prompted to do so.
Start X Windows. Open a terminal and then run 'sudo gedit /etc/vsftpd.conf' to bring up the text editor and the Very Secure Ftp Daemon configuration file. Find the line with 'anonymous_enable' and change the 'NO' to 'YES.' Save the file and then close the text editor program.
Type 'sudo service vsftpd restart' to enable the FTP server.
Enable the FTP Service in Slackware Linux
Login as root. Type '/usr/sbin/slackpkg install vsftpd.'
Run the 'vi /etc/inetd.conf.' Find the line that has 'vsftp' and remove the pound (#) mark at the beginning of that line. Alternately, in X Windows, run 'gedit /etc/inetd.conf' as root, find the vsftpd entry and remove the pound (#) mark at the start of that line.
Run the command '/etc/rc.d/rc.inetd restart' at the terminal window.
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Run the 'sudo yum install -y vsftpd' command at the terminal screen. This will install the Very Secure FTP Daemon (vsftpd) package necessary to enable the FTP service.
Start X Windows. Run 'system-config-firewall' and type in your root password if it asks you for one. Enable the FTP service. Click the 'Apply' button and confirm. Then enter your root password again if you are prompted to do so.
Run 'serviceconf' to bring up the Service Configuration utility. Click on 'vsftpd' and click 'Enable.' Type your root password if you are prompted to do so. Click 'start' to finish activating the FTP server. Alternately, type 'sudo service vsftpd restart' at the terminal screen.
Enable the FTP Service in Ubuntu Linux
Open a terminal screen and run the 'sudo apt-get install vsftpd' command. Type your password if you are prompted to do so.
Start X Windows. Open a terminal and then run 'sudo gedit /etc/vsftpd.conf' to bring up the text editor and the Very Secure Ftp Daemon configuration file. Find the line with 'anonymous_enable' and change the 'NO' to 'YES.' Save the file and then close the text editor program.
Type 'sudo service vsftpd restart' to enable the FTP server.
Enable the FTP Service in Slackware Linux
Login as root. Type '/usr/sbin/slackpkg install vsftpd.'
Run the 'vi /etc/inetd.conf.' Find the line that has 'vsftp' and remove the pound (#) mark at the beginning of that line. Alternately, in X Windows, run 'gedit /etc/inetd.conf' as root, find the vsftpd entry and remove the pound (#) mark at the start of that line.
Run the command '/etc/rc.d/rc.inetd restart' at the terminal window.
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