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Tuesday, 16 February 2016

How to Upload Fast on MediafireIn Feburary 2016 16,

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Wait for files that you are currently uploading to finish transmitting, such as sending emails with large attachments or uploading documents to an FTP server. Quit using any applications that upload data, such as playing an online game.
Quit any applications for making audio or video chats.
Ask other people using computers that share your Internet connection on your network to stop uploading files or otherwise using the upstream bandwidth.
Launch your Web browser, and navigate to the MediaFire website (mediafire.com).
Click 'Login' at the top of the page, and then sign in to your MediaFire account. The 'My Files' page opens.
Click 'More Options' on the left side of the page. Click 'Create a New Folder.' The 'Create a New Folder' dialog box appears. Type a name for your folder, and then click 'Create Folder.'
Drag a file from your computer into the folder in your MediaFire folder on the 'My Files' page. The file uploads, and the 'Upload Complete' message appears. Click 'Return to My Files' to go back to the 'My Files' page.
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Friday, 5 February 2016

How to Configure an FTP in DebianIn Feburary 2016 05,

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Access the Terminal program is found under the 'Accessories' sub-menu. Open a Terminal sub-window.
Type the command 'su' to become the root user. Type the root password when prompted.
Type the command 'apt-get install proftpd' to install the ProFTPd server software.
Choose 'standalone' when prompted during the installation process.
Type the command '/etc/init.d/proftpd stop' to stop the FTP server.
Open the '/etc/proftpd.conf' file in your preferred text editor.
Add the line 'DefaultRoot ~' to restrict users to the contents of their home directory. Choose a different directory, if you wish, by typing 'DefaultRoot /dir' and replacing 'dir' with the directory you want to restrict users to.
Uncomment the lines between '' and '
' to allow anonymous access.
Change the 'ServerName' option to the host name of your computer, if you prefer.
Save and close the '/etc/proftpd.conf' file.
Type '/etc/init.d/proftpd start' to restart the FTP server.
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