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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 Install an FTP Server on an Apache Web Server in Windows XPIn Feburary 2016 12,
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Download the latest release of Apache server from the official site. The link to the Apache FTP service is below:
mina.apache.org/ftpserver/downloads.html
Install the download file by double-clicking the file. Follow the prompts that asks for a location to place the installation files. This can be any local directory on the server.
Start the service in Windows as a service. If you don't set Apache as a service, it does not start when the server is reboot. This means the Apache server does not server FTP pages until it's manually started. Click the Windows \'Start\' button and select \'Run.\' Type \'cmd\' into the text box and press the \'Enter\' key.
Type \'bin\service install\' into the command prompt. This starts the FTP service in Windows so host files are served to web browsers.
In Feburary 2016 12,
Download the latest release of Apache server from the official site. The link to the Apache FTP service is below:
mina.apache.org/ftpserver/downloads.html
Install the download file by double-clicking the file. Follow the prompts that asks for a location to place the installation files. This can be any local directory on the server.
Start the service in Windows as a service. If you don't set Apache as a service, it does not start when the server is reboot. This means the Apache server does not server FTP pages until it's manually started. Click the Windows \'Start\' button and select \'Run.\' Type \'cmd\' into the text box and press the \'Enter\' key.
Type \'bin\service install\' into the command prompt. This starts the FTP service in Windows so host files are served to web browsers.
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